Figure 2
The worksheet is divided into two main horizontal sections, each containing a flow diagram followed by a corresponding four-column data table. The top section details the linear workflow: Workflow: Four blue chevrons pointing right: “Find or Make Compelling Question”, “Make a Claim”, “Find or Select Sources”, and “Find Evidence to prove the Claim”. Table: Four columns with headers: “What is your question?” “What is the claim?” “What sources are you using?” (listing points 1, 2, and 3), and “What is your evidence that supports your claim?” (listing points 1, 2, and 3). The bottom section details the evidence-based workflow: Workflow: A branching diagram starting with “Find or Make Question”, connecting to “Find or Select Sources”, which then branches into three boxes labeled “Find Evidence” before converging into “Make a Claim”. Table: Four columns with headers: “What is your question?” “What are your sources?” (listing points 1, 2, and 3), “What is your evidence that supports your claim?” (listing points 1, 2, and 3), and “What is your claim?”.Example flowchart worksheets. Source. Figure is the creation of the author