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This is clearly a scholarly article
both, the formatting and the language used indicate to me that the author is a credible
source. Within the article the objective is clearly stated and then backed up with
a clear methodology. We also found the article informative and useful.
When we compared the two articles we
found the second one to provide much greater detail. With data to back up the
statements made. Though, this detail did make the article very specific, making
less useful for any subject that is not directly related to it. Such as, the
first article stated that if you did not bathe then you would smell (Neer). This
is a brood statement that can be easily related to by most people. Were the knowledge
that only 37.1% of India’s rural youth bath daily (Singh, Gupta) would not ring home with many people in the US.
-Austin
-Stephanie
Reference
Dongre A R, Deshmukh P R, Boratne A V, Thaware P, Garg
B S, An approach to hygiene education among rural Indian school going children.
OJHAS Vol. 6, Issue 4: (2007 Oct-Dec)
Works Cited
Neer,
Katherine. "What if I never took a bath?" 25 February
2008. HowStuffWorks.com. 09 October 2014.
Singh, Akanksha, and Parmatma Prasad
Gupta. "An Analysis Of Knowledge & Practices On Personal Hygiene Of
Adolescents District - Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh." International Journal
Of Multidisciplinary Approach & Studies 1.4 (2014): 65-72. Academic
Search Premier. Web. 16 Oct. 2014.
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