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English, 10.12.2020 07:30, chancler

Match each research step with the activity involved in the step. Choose a topic.
Find background information.
Identify key sources.
Evaluate sources.
Use strong supporting evidence.
Cite sources.
conducting general research on a topic
to become familiar with it and to decide
what about it most interests you
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determining whether the information
you found is relevant and reliable
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thinking, brainstorming, questioning, and
deciding what interests you
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sharing where you found your information
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conducting deeper, more focused research
to answer key questions
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writing an argument and supporting it
with facts
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