Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
steps:-
1. Select Topic 10. Write Rough Draft
2. Narrow the Topic 11. In-text Citations
3. Writing research question
12. Reference Page
4. Search for Sources
13. Grammar and spelling
5. Record the sources of
information
check
6. Read and take notes 14. Revise and Rewrite
7. Write thesis statement 15. Write & Proof Final Draft
8. Brain storming
9. Create an Outline 2 / 26
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Brainstorm!
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Interesting
Novel
Ethical
Relevant
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5
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statement
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Online libraries
Encyclopedias
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A strong thesis statement possessed following criteria:
Should be in a complete sentence (though never in question
form)
Argumentative
Specific
Engaging
Allude To Support
Encompassing of paper content
Clear
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Organize your information into
sections
Make a chart
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An outline makes your paper much easier to write. An outline
will have:
Introduction
Tell what paper is about
Pique the reader’s interest
Body
Main Points with Sub Points
Support ideas with quotes
Conclusion
Very briefly review your main points
State your “take away” message
Do NOT include new or detailed information
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An outline will help you to consider your whole topic carefully
and to organize it logically before you start writing
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Use your outline to keep organized
Be sure you have downloaded and
saved your paper template
Tile your windows so you can work
between your outline, your sources
and your paper
If you have trouble getting started, try
free writing
Get as many ideas down as you
can
Worry about grammar, spelling and
punctuation later
Use quotes and paraphrased
passages to prove your claims
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A thesis is the main thing that you want to prove in your paper
It should be one or two sentences long
It should go near the end of your introduction paragraph
It let’s the reader know what the rest of the paper is about
Without it, you do NOT have a research paper
The first draft of the article comprised on following three
elements
Introduction
Body of article
Conclusion 16 / 26
Draws the reader in
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You should have at least one paragraph for each article
researched
Each paragraph should have at least five sentences
If you repeat something that the author said, you MUST cite it
(you will learn more about this later)
Try to write with your own voice
Don’t just spit out researched information. Add your own
conclusions and thoughts
Remember to cite your sources when you use them, even in
a draft
Try to keep your information as organized as possible. That
will help the reader understand what you are trying to say
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You’re almost done!
Try to connect the last sentence with your very first sentence
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Works Cited Because you are researching documents to use
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List all sources you used
Books
Journals
Newspapers
Online blogs
Search engine
Articles etc
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Read your paper aloud
Remember! The more times you read it, the better the paper
will be!
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CHECKLIST ONE
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