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This document outlines the "Super Three" research plan process which includes planning, doing, and reviewing. The planning stage involves determining the task, expected outcome, and necessary information to complete the task. Sources to find information include books, websites, encyclopedias, and magazine articles. The doing stage has the researcher find and take notes on relevant information from sources. The reviewing stage involves checking that the task is complete and sources are properly cited.
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- 1. The Super Three Research Plan
- 2. Super 3 • Beginning: plan • Middle: do • End: review
- 3. PLAN • What am I Before you begin: supposed to do? • What will it look like if I do a really good job? • What do I need to find out to do the job?
- 4. PLAN: Where can I find information? • Brainstorm! • Use more than one source. – Books – Websites – Encyclopedias (print and online) – Magazine articles
- 5. Do • Find the information you need. • Read, view, listen to the information. • Write your notes. • Write your paragraph. • Cite your sources.
- 6. Thank the authors! Cite Your Sources • Where did you find your information? – Book? Website? Online encyclopedia? Print encyclopedia? Magazine article? • Include title of source, author (if given), title of article. • If no author name is list write “NG” for none given. • See handout.
- 7. Review • Is this done? • Did I do what I was supposed to do? • Do I feel ok about this? • Should I do something else before I turn it in? • Did I cite all my sources?