6 The Big Research Process And A Problem-Solving Model.

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6 The Big

Research Process And A Problem-Solving Model

Step 1: What do you want to know? Ask a question… Task Definition AGW website

Developing Research Questions Good or Bad and Why? Is there life on Mars? How are contributions of the Lenape tribe still used today? List the physical properties of the diamonds. How do the physical properties of the diamond effect its uses? Describe the short term and long term effects of cocaine. Is cocaine addictive?

RESOURCES

Step 2: Where will you find the answers? Encyclopedia Non-Fiction Books Internet Databases Information Seeking Strategies AGW Website

Step 3: Get the resources! Location and Access

Step 4: READ!!!! THINK!!! Take notes! Use of Information

Taking Notes! Step 4 Do NOT!!!! Copy word for word (Plagiarism) Write in complete sentences

Taking Notes! Step 4 DO!!! Know your questions Find keywords Write in short phrases Make lists Label your information Define words you dont know (use kids words) Cite your sources!

Step 5: Put it all together and make something NEW! Synthesis

Step 6: Check your work! Evaluation

Trash or Treasure???? 1. Know your questions!!! 2. Read sentence by sentence. 3. Determine whether the sentence answers the questions (treasure) or does not (trash) 4.Take notes using the good information You do NOT have to answer the questions in order!