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- Learning Objectives
- What Is Research?
- Breaking The Word ‘Research’ Into Its Component Parts
- The Six Steps in The Research Process
- Research Skills: Finding The Best Information
- In Conclusion
Understand the meaning of researchIdentify the steps in the research processUnderstand the importance of evaluating information“The goal of research is not to summarize the work of others but to build on it and arrive at your own understanding of the subject.” (MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 7th Edition, p.4) Searching is what students do when they need to find something specific; a book on the Crusades, price of a ticket to Busch Gardens, car keys. Once that...
Study the two components of the word “research” re“Prefix… denoting that the action itself is performed a second time, and sometimes that its result is to reverse a previous action or process…” (OED) search“1.To explore, examine thoroughly. 2. To peruse, look through, examine (writings, records) in order to discover whether certain things are conta...
Step 1:Choose Your Topic Your instructor may have assigned you a topic or you may have to come up with your own. To choose a good topic, consider gathering information on a topic that is: 1. Interesting! Focus on a topic that you want to know more about and can hold your interest to the end of your research. 2. Neither too broad nor too narrow. A t...
The skills you learn in doing research will be of value long after you graduate. Think about the following scenarios: 1. Your boss wants you to develop a new marketing plan by next week 2. A relative has cancer and must make difficult choices about treatment 3. You need to decide whether you should go to work after receiving your two-year degree or...
As you do your research, you need to evaluate the credibility of the source and the accuracy of the information. Later in Module 6, you will learn in-depth techniques for assessing the information you find. Evaluating information is central to the research process. Just because something appears in print or on the Web does not mean it is accurate o...
