S - source
A - author
D - date
P - purpose
A - audience
R - reliability
T - teaches
- briefly summarize the main ideas of the passage in order + give definition which interpretation it has & conclude the Big Message
- first define what is the source about, brief explanation about the house of thought
- 2nd paragraph
- reinforce why the source cannot be other houses
- traditionalist - US nothing to blame, all SU
- revisionist - SU nothing to blame, all US
- post-revisionist - both to blame
- post-post revisionist - both to blame, but mostly still SU
- reinforce why the source cannot be other houses
- explain in detail how the passage articulates his idea
- big points
- small points
- evidence
- explanation
- background knowledge example and support
- small points
- explain how the points link to the historian’s arguments (why to include it)
- big points
- conclusion
- reinforce the Big Message and how the historian approached it
(triplet evidence! To explain in detail)
