The ALMIGHTY RESEARCH Paper.

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The ALMIGHTY RESEARCH Paper

An Introduction for 7th Grade Research Writing An Introduction for 7th Grade

What is a Research Paper? A research paper is like a report. Before you write it, you use books, articles, the internet, and other sources to gather information about your topic. You GATHER information from these sources and use that information in your paper to tell your readers about your topic.

WAIT……WHAT??? A research paper is actually a WRITTEN piece of WORK IN YOUR OWN WORDS that fully discusses a topic that you have spent time learning about. It is to be in depth and intelligent, with support from credible sources. This paper will be YOUR work, but you have based your knowledge on the credible work of others. Sounds difficult? It’s not really so bad, actually, it gets pretty easy.

Choosing a Topic Pick a topic Please look at the attached list. You will receive a list of topics you may choose from. These are simply ideas to start with. You may add your own topic if you would like, however, it must be approved by Mrs. Stauss. Choose something you are interested in. Please look at the attached list.

Things to consider when NARROWING a topic Do some general reading on your topic so that you become familiar with various aspects of it. Establish the purpose of your paper. What will you be informing the reader about? Be sure your topic can be handled within the assigned length. Focus on a particular aspect of your topic that will lend itself to the sources available.

INTRODUCTION: HOOK – Your Attention Grabber How will we write this paper once we’ve finished researching and gathering our sources? INTRODUCTION: HOOK – Your Attention Grabber Brief discussion/explanation of topic Thesis Statement clearly stating opinion or point of view on topic

(each sub-topic will be 2 paragraphs): How will we write this paper once we’ve finished researching and gathering our sources? BODY PARAGRAPHS (each sub-topic will be 2 paragraphs): Explanation of Sub-Topic # 1 Supporting Evidence (supporting evidence may require the use of more than one paragraph to explain a sub-topic) Explanation of Sub-Topic # 2 Explanation of Sub-Topic # 3

CONCLUSION Rephrased Thesis Statement How will we write this paper once we’ve finished researching and gathering our sources? CONCLUSION Rephrased Thesis Statement Briefly discuss main points (sub-topics) again Think Big Picture – Attention Grabbing Statement. Leave the reader with a thought-provoking sentence or question for closure.

How will we write this paper once we’ve finished researching and gathering our sources? Work sited Your work sited page is an important component of your paper Since you will primarily be using websites for your sources, you should use the formats on the next slide:

Cite a website with one author.

Cite a website with two or more authors.

Cite a website with no author.

Cite a website created by an organization or news service.