Homelessness in Ireland

Reference
Loughnan, J., 2013. Rise in Dublin families becoming homeless, says focus Ireland. The Irish Times, [online] 8 December 2013. Available at: <http://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/rise-in-dublin-families-becoming-homeless-says-focus-ireland-1.1621063> [Accessed 23 February 2014].

Selection
In this section, you should say why you selected this source for reading:
• how relevant it is to your task
• how academic/reliable it is
The information you need for this section is in the EAP Reading class from 24th March (also posted on Moodle).
Summary
In this section, you should summarise the main points of the article.
The information you need for this section is in the document titled Summary: Annotated Bibliography on Moodle.
Evaluation
Strengths: Here you should write what the strengths of the source are.
Weaknesses: Here you should write what the weaknesses of the source are.
Relevance to task: Here you should write how you could use the information in the source for your assignment. You should also state whether you have decided to use the source or not.
The information you need for this section is in the EAP Reading class from 7th April and the Evaluation checklist (also posted on Moodle).
Final notes:
• All of the text in red must be deleted.
• Each of the 3 main sections (selection, summary and evaluation) should be roughly between 200 and 250 words. This means a total of between 600 and 750 words for those 3 sections. The total for my sample Annotated Bibliography (minus the reference) is 725 words. If you are slightly above or below these totals, don’t worry! There is no fixed word limit for this task; the above figures are meant as a guideline.
• This formative Annotated Bibliography will be submitted next Thursday 8th May.