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A guided inquiry approach to high school research

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A guided inquiry approach to high school research/ Randell K. Schmidt.
Author:	Schmidt, Randell K.
Published:	Santa Barbara, Calif. :Libraries Unlimited, : 2013.,
Description:	xvi, 181 p. :ill. ;cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Teacher's practicum -- Student workshops. Workshop 1, The assignment -- Workshop 2, What is the information search process and what is peer review? -- Workshop 3, Understanding perspective and bias in information sources -- Workshop 4, What are learning styles? -- Workshop 5, Descriptive essay of your learning style -- Workshop 6, Browsing and searching -- Workshop 7, Going from big to small -- Workshop 8, Information sources -- Workshop 9, Proposal : what topic have you chosen? -- Workshop 10, Understanding responsibility to intellectual property and the concept of plagiarism -- Workshop 11, How to take research notes -- Workshop 12, What are realia and why use them? -- Workshop 13, Using and making notes from a primary source -- Workshop 14, Organizing your research notes for an outline -- Workshop 15, Judging your research notes and looking for gaps -- Workshop 16, How to do backdoor research -- Workshop 17, Using formal language and understanding the difference between private and public language -- Workshop 18, How to compose your presentation notes -- Workshop 19, Audio/visuals : what do you need? -- Workshop 20, Using EasyBib to complete the bibliography -- Workshop 21, Practicing the presentation -- Workshop 22, Essay to reflect on your learning : what did I learn about myself? -- Appendices. A, Sample course outline -- B. First, second and third instruments -- C. Letter sent home in preparation for student presentations -- D. The appeal of the writing and research program -- E. Ninth grade research project schedule (2012) sample -- F. Choosing the best presentation -- G. Noting the likes and dislikes of the project -- H. Presentation rubric.
Subject:	Research - Methodology - United States. -
Online resource:	http://ebooks.abc-clio.com/?isbn=9781610692885An electronic book in the ABC-CLIO eBooks Online database, accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information.
ISBN:	1610692888 (e-book)

A guided inquiry approach to high school research
Schmidt, Randell K.

A guided inquiry approach to high school research[electronic resource] /Randell K. Schmidt. - Santa Barbara, Calif. :Libraries Unlimited,2013. - xvi, 181 p. :ill. ;cm. - Libraries Unlimited guided inquiry. - Libraries Unlimited guided inquiry series..

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Teacher's practicum -- Student workshops. Workshop 1, The assignment -- Workshop 2, What is the information search process and what is peer review? -- Workshop 3, Understanding perspective and bias in information sources -- Workshop 4, What are learning styles? -- Workshop 5, Descriptive essay of your learning style -- Workshop 6, Browsing and searching -- Workshop 7, Going from big to small -- Workshop 8, Information sources -- Workshop 9, Proposal : what topic have you chosen? -- Workshop 10, Understanding responsibility to intellectual property and the concept of plagiarism -- Workshop 11, How to take research notes -- Workshop 12, What are realia and why use them? -- Workshop 13, Using and making notes from a primary source -- Workshop 14, Organizing your research notes for an outline -- Workshop 15, Judging your research notes and looking for gaps -- Workshop 16, How to do backdoor research -- Workshop 17, Using formal language and understanding the difference between private and public language -- Workshop 18, How to compose your presentation notes -- Workshop 19, Audio/visuals : what do you need? -- Workshop 20, Using EasyBib to complete the bibliography -- Workshop 21, Practicing the presentation -- Workshop 22, Essay to reflect on your learning : what did I learn about myself? -- Appendices. A, Sample course outline -- B. First, second and third instruments -- C. Letter sent home in preparation for student presentations -- D. The appeal of the writing and research program -- E. Ninth grade research project schedule (2012) sample -- F. Choosing the best presentation -- G. Noting the likes and dislikes of the project -- H. Presentation rubric.

ISBN: 1610692888 (e-book)

LCCN: 2012042818Subjects--Topical Terms:

1618884
Research
--Methodology--United States.

LC Class. No.: LB1047.3 / .S36 2013

Dewey Class. No.: 373.1/3044

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