Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
Classroom
Encyclopedia:
Author Last name, First.
• After each “subject entry” in an
encyclopedia there is an author. You will
find that it is written in VERY small print
at the very end of the article.
• Each “subject entry” is BOLD and is
ALWAYS lined up on the left.
Subcategories are also bold but they
are indented slightly.
Encyclopedia:
“Subject Title.”
• This one is easy…
• The “Subject Title” is what you are looking
for
– “Football” is a “Subject Title.”
– “Ali, Muhammad” is a “Subject Title.”
– “Cow” is a “Subject Title.”
• RULE: ALWAYS look for “people” by their
LAST NAME first
Source Cards
• Book
Author Last name, First. Book Title. City of
Publication:Publisher, Year of publication.
Ebsco-host
Magazine (Ebscohost):
Easy to use, once you set it up right
• Go to the Woodland Website:
www.woodland.k12.mo.us
• Click on High School
• Click on High School Library
• On the Far left you’ll see “Ebsco”
(click on it)
• AND THEN…
Magazine (Ebscohost):
And then…
Internet
Reliability on the
Internet
• Reliable sources on the internet will
always include an “author”, a “date”,
and should always be “cross
referenced”
• “Cross referenced” means you check
the information with info from
another web site.
Note Cards
• RULES:
– Write a “direct quote” word-for-word
– Always record the “page number”
• A “direct quote” is the information you
are getting from a source. The “direct
quote” should answer one of your
“research questions.”
• You need to record the “page number”
from your source because you will need
this when you “cite” your information in
your paper.
Note Cards Continued…
• A sample for you…
» The page number
» The “Direct Quote”
Inventions
Dewey
he’s the man…
• Use the “Dewey Decimal System” and
the “Cat-5” to find your “non-fiction”
book.
• DDS = categorize books by a number
system
• Cat-5 = Online Catalogue of books 5
…and then?
• Outlines
• Citing in Writing and the Rough Draft
• Works Cited
• Title Page
• Final Production or Final Draft
Outline
• The research paper “outline” should
be easy to organize…if your note
cards are organized.
• The outline for the body will be easy
to write…it may be that the “Intro”
and “Conclusion” will be more difficult
• The “Intro” and “Conclusion” are…
YOUR OWN WORDS…NO
CITATIONS!!
Citing in Writing:
What you Need
• What you need…
• Note Cards
• Source Cards
• From the “Note Cards” you need the
“Direct Quote” and “page number”
• From the “Source Cards” you need
the “Authors Last Name”
Citing in Writing: The Cards
<<<<<Source Card
Jose, Matthew. Edison: A
Biography. Portland: Wiley,
1992.
Inventions
Citing in Writing:
What you Do
• Research is Citing. You must tell the
“reader” where you get your
information and we do this by
“CITING” our source.
• The way we do this…
Citing in Writing:
The Way We Do This…
• You take the direct quote and include
your own thoughts to create a
sentence in your research paper…
Ebsco
The “WORKS CITED” Page
• So…your
“Works Cited” Works Cited
page should
look like this… Beals, Gerry. Thomas Edison’s Home
Page. 1999. <http://www.thomas
• ALPHABETICAL
ORDER by
edison.com/>
Author’s last name
“Edison, Thomas.” World Book
• Single spaced
Encyclopedia. 1992 ed.
source information
• Double space
Jose, Matthew. Edison: A Biography.
between each
Portland: Wiley, 1992.
source
Saunders, Fenella. “R&D: They Invented
it.” Discover Magazine. Oct 200: 1.
Title Page:
Let’s Name this Baby!
• The “title page” is the cover page for your
research.
• What do you want on the “title page”?
– The title
– Your name
– Your teacher’s name
– The date you turn in your paper
– Your class hour