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This document provides strategies for conducting research for an I-Search paper in 2011, including re-searching a topic from different angles, considering who else may have an interest in the topic such as related organizations or government institutions, and identifying areas of mutual interest between those groups and the researcher's topic that could facilitate information sharing.
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- 1. Research Strategies for the I-Search 2011
- 2. Research Re-search Re-search Re-search Re-search Re-search Re-search Research is not always beautiful
- 3. What’s up with the Bees?
- 5. Who Else Has An Interest in My Topic? Organization/Association Government Institution Expert
- 10. Mutual Associations/ Interest Organizations Societies
- 11. Mutual Associations/ Interest Organizations Societies
- 12. -Coordinate Mutual Associations/ Interest -Govern Organizations Societies -Disseminate info to members
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