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The document discusses implementing a school-wide research model based on the OSLA research model. The OSLA model includes four stages: 1) Preparing for Research by developing questions, 2) Accessing Resources such as evaluating online sources, 3) Processing Information like taking notes and using graphic organizers, and 4) Transferring Learning through various presentation methods. The document provides tips for teachers, librarians, and principals to consider when implementing the research model, including allocating sufficient time, meaningfully integrating skills into projects, and using resources for lesson planning and assessment.
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