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 “Baby steps” is a system of self evaluation and self improvement based on five experience levels. In short, check yourself in the following table. Using what you learn in class today, set an improvement goal with a deadline. When the deadline arrives, repeat. For more information, see “[[Genealogical Maturity]]” in the FamilySearch Wiki.
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-! scope="col" | Maturity Level
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-| 1.
-| Entry
-| Typically does not realize the need to judge information quality and has no basis for doing so.
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-| 2.
-| Emerging
-| Emerging realization that information quality differs. Muddles evaluation by thinking of primary/secondary sources instead of primary/secondary information, leading to muddled evaluation when sources contain both.
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-| 3.
-| Practicing
-| Judges information by source type, informant knowledge, and record timing. Applies "primary/secondary" to information instead of sources.
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-| 4.
-| Proficient
-| Additionally, learns history necessary to recognize and evaluate all explicit information in a source.
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-| 5.
-| Stellar
-| Additionally, utilizes implicit information in a source. Finds information in cases like illegitimacy that stump most researchers.
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 = Information Baby Steps  =