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This document provides instructions for brainstorming and developing a research topic using a concept map. Students are directed to write their topic in the center circle and then add related concepts, causes, effects and people affected in additional bubbles connected by lines and arrows. They are then asked to identify the sub-topic they are most interested in, questions they have, next steps to find more information and potential sources and locations to find information.
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