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- 1. Teaching Students About Writinga Research Paper By: Debra Tomczyk Wilkes University Spring 2014 EDIM 510 – Web 2.0 Impact on Learning
- 2. Motivating Students! Photo By:Jenn Fishman
- 3. Getting Organized • PhotoBy: Shan Jeniah
- 4. Four Steps forWriting Process • Brainstorming • Pre-Write • Rough Draft / Edit • Final Copy
- 5. Brainstorming • Photo By:Iowa Digital Library
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- 7. Rough Draft • PhotoBy: PJR
- 8. Final Copy • QuoteBy: Jean-Jaques Rosseau • Photo By: Rocket Ship
- 9. Review • Brainstorm ideason the topic area • Pre-write important facts and details • Rough draft to write and edit paper • Write final copy
- 10. Resources Used fromFlickr.com • https://www.flickr.com/photos/jennfishmanphd /4645141788/ • https://www.flickr.com/photos/shanjeniah/856 9700633/ • https://www.flickr.com/photos/uiowa/ • https://www.flickr.com/photos/pennstatelive/ • https://www.flickr.com/photos/pj_in_oz/39359 72530/ • https://www.flickr.com/photos/inkytwist/
Editor's Notes
- #2 Good Morning, my name is Deb and today we are going to talk about how to teach students the key items in writing a good research paper.
- #3 One of the most important things to help students write a good paper is to get them motivated about the topic. This slide gives some quotes that can help motivate them.
- #4 The second step to good writing is getting organized. This can be done by using a variety of graphic organizers or following simple steps of brainstorming, pre-write, rough draft, and final copy.
- #5 The next few slides will help us discuss the steps for the writing process.
- #6 When students begin to write a paper, they first need to brainstorm their ideas. For example, on a research paper on animals or famous people, they should start by making a list of the ones they are most interested in.
- #7 Next, they should make lists or phrases about the one the animal or person they decide on. Starting with interesting facts from their research. Then each fact gets more details.
- #8 Then it’s time to start writing their paper. This is called a rough draft. The first attempt to put all the research facts and ideas together. Peers or a teacher can help edit for mistakes.
- #9 Lastly, the final copy is written. This is often done on a special paper, like on the inside of a profile for a person or the shape of the animal. It might even be typed on the computer and include a picture of what they researched. Now you have the basic steps to follow in order to write a good research paper.
- #10 If you follow these simple steps, you can write a good paper.
- #11 Resources are photos from Flickr Creative Commons.