I know a lot of teachers who use the now famously retracted article linking autism to vaccines for this purpose. If you are interested I can put you in touch, as they may have some specific materials that they use in addition to the paper.
Cheers, Minda On Tue, Jun 10, 2014 at 10:24 AM, Lui Marinelli <[email protected]> wrote: > Hope this isn't out of order....years ago, a teacher had us review some > bad, peer reviewed, published articles, to show us that what is published > isn't necessarily gospel, we need to look at it with a critical eye. > Basically, these were publications that had obvious shortcomings. the > first were quite easy to identify the problem and then they got tougher. > I'd like to use similar publications to teach a similar lesson to my > students....any examples of publications come to mind? > > > Lui > > Lui Marinelli, PhD > VP Contract Administration, SCFA > Instructor, School of Environment and Geomatics (formally Renewable > Resources) > Selkirk College > 301 Frank Beinder Way > Castlegar, BC > V1N 3J1 > CANADA > > (250) 365-1269 > ( tel:2503651269) > [email protected] > -- Minda Berbeco, PhD <https://sites.google.com/site/mindaberbeco>MindaBerbeco.com
