•Develop a Topic
•Conduct preliminary research (presearch) to focus/narrow the topic.
•Brainstorm keywords and phrases.
•Set a Goal--Develop Research Questions
•What I know
•What I think I know
•What I want to learn
•Essential Questions: Not a 'Yes' or "No' answer
•Find Resources
•Primary or Secondary Sources
•Formats where information can be found i.e.
•Book, Encyclopedia, Electronic Databases
•Internet: Evlauate web sites for Timeliness, Authority, Coverage, Objectivity.
•Conduct Research
•Note-taking--Cornell notes, Two column notes, stars-dashes-dots
•Paraphrase
•Summarize
•Direct Quote
•Write down needed citiation information (Bib cards)
•Use citation information to create works cited page in Easybib
•Organize Notes
•Use graphic organizers
•Check to see if you have enough information to answer the questions you developed in Step 2
•Create your final product
•Essay, report, PowerPoint, video, etc.
•Evaluate your final product
•Self assessment
•Peer editing
•Spelling and grammar check
Based on the Handy 5 Research Model
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