
Research, Part 1
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Bryce Hespe
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Assignments Due: Units 1 and 2 Seminar 7.3
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Multiple Choice
Which of these pieces of supporting evidence is an example?
The town of Rotherham saw a rise in crime the year after its curfew was put in place.
"Curfews don't deter crime," said well-known psychologist Charles Mitchell. "They just delay it or move it elsewhere."
Only 13 percent of violent crimes are committed during typical curfew hours (10 p.m. to 6 a.m.).
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Multiple Choice
Which of these pieces of supporting evidence is a statistic?
The town of Rotherham saw a rise in crime the year after its curfew was put in place.
"Curfews don't deter crime," said well-known psychologist Charles Mitchell. "They just delay it or move it elsewhere."
Only 13 percent of violent crimes are committed during typical curfew hours (10 p.m. to 6 a.m.).
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In this unit, you will research a controversy that affects you personally.
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Multiple Choice
Which research question is MOST effective?
Should our school limit vending machines to selling only healthful items?
Why do people buy food from vending machines?
How can we encourage people to eat healthful snacks?
What are all the healthful foods available to American families?
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Multiple Choice
Which research question is MOST effective?
How many students in the United States play an instrument?
Should our school district require all students to play a musical instrument?
Which famous entertainers played musical instruments in school?
How can schools help students be happy?
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Multiple Choice
Which research question is MOST effective?
How old are middle schools across the country?
When was the middle school in our city built?
In what environment do people of all ages learn best?
Should our city build a new middle school?
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There are more sources to choose from.
Finding information is usually faster.
You can sometimes access sources from places you can't visit in person.
Internet
The sources of information, on average, are more trustworthy.
Information in books and other print sources is usually more detailed.
Librarians can help you with your research.
Libraries
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Use advanced searches to narrow your results.
Pick trustworthy sources (.edu, .org,. or .gov)
Internet
Learn the library's organization system (Dewey decimal or Library of Congress systems)
Use databases and librarians for help finding books.
Library
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is the best synthesis of information from these two sources?
Source 1: Tablets make students comfortable with new technology in a way textbooks can't.
Source 2: Many of the newest and most desirable jobs involve cutting-edge technology.
Printed textbooks and tablets both offer important contributions to a student's education.
Jobs in many different fields are relying more than ever on technology.
Printed textbooks will help prepare students for the workforce better than tablets will.
Tablets will better prepare students for the workforce than printed textbooks will.
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Assignments Due: Units 1 and 2 Seminar 7.3
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