The
Research Process:
Asking Questions and Finding Answers
| 1. What question(s) are you trying to answer? |
| 2. What do you already know about your topic? |
| 3. Where will you look for information related to your question or topic? |
| 4. What key words or phrases will you use in your search for information? |
| 5. How will you organize your ideas and record your information? |
| 6. How will you keep track of and document your sources? |
| 7. How will you know if the information you've gathered answers your research question? |
| 8. What will you do if you need more information? |
| 9. What will you do if you have too much information or irrelevant information? |
| 10.How will you communicate your information? Who will be your audience? |
How to Do
Research
Read about the steps to follow in doing research and then take
a quiz to see how much you remember.
Noodle Tools
Provides a format
for compiling a source list or bibliography
"Do
We" Really Know Dewey?
A
fun website for learning about the Dewey Decimal System, used to
classify non-fiction books
Grolier Online (ask Mrs.
Johnson for a username and password)