
How to Integrate Research Into a Paper
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Danae Applegate
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19 Slides • 9 Questions
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How to
Integrate
Research
into a Paper
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Objectives
● Understand MLA
citations and apply into
essay
● Identify credible
sources
● Use both direct and
paraphrasing within
research paper
3
Poll
How are you feeling about writing a Research Essay?
4
Essential Question
Why is research an
important skill to learn?
5
Take your narrow research questions and
search credible sites
●
Britannica
●
Google Scholar
●
Cornell Online library
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Smithsonian
●
Seek an organization that does research on
your topic
●
Wikipedia is not a reliable source for
research - why?
6
Outline
Thesis: Re-state your research question into a statement, listing your 3 points.
I.Main Point 1
A.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
B.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
II.Main Point 2
A.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
B.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
III.Main Point 3
A.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
B.Sub-point
1.Supporting Details
2.Supporting Details
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Open Ended
What is the purpose of the thesis and outline?
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Paraphrase Vs. Direct Quote
Paraphrase
●You read the research and then put
it into your own words.
●You do not copy phrases from the
original text.
●You do not change the meaning of
the work.
Direct Quote
●Use quotation marks.
●Copy word-for-word from the text.
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Match
You read the research and then put it into your own words.
You do not copy phrases from the original text.
You do not change the meaning of the work.
Use quotation marks.
Copy word-for-word from the text.
Paraphrase
Paraphrase
Paraphrase
Direct Quote
Direct Quote
Paraphrase
Paraphrase
Paraphrase
Direct Quote
Direct Quote
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Introduce a direct quote
using a signal phrase
●Choose verbs that signals what an
author is doing.
Acknowledges
Admits
Advises
Agrees
Argues
Asserts
Believes
Claims
Concludes
Contends
Concurs
Confirms
Criticizes
Declares
Disagrees
Discusses
Disputes
Emphasizes
Explains
Observes
Offers
Opposes
Replies
Reports
Responds
Reveals
States
Suggests
Consider these options:
The author, name, SIGNAL WORD that “direct
quote.”
The article “article name” SIGNAL WORD that
“direct quote.”
King states that when it comes to
technology, we “need to be comfortable
enough with technology tools.”
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Works Cited Page - MLA format - Example
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Labeling
Examine the Works Cited Page and label the parts of the source.
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Parenthetical Citations point the reader to your Works Cited
Page where your sources are listed.
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What are parenthetical citations?
Parenthetical Citations = Citing your source IN your
essay
When you use information from a source...
●Cite the author’s last name & page # (if there are page #s) in
parenthesis: (Reid 22-23) or (Reid).
●If there is no author, cite the title.
●The period goes at the end of the citation.
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Drag and Drop
According to an article by Study in the USA, "The American education system offers a rich field of choices for international students"
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Introduce
Quote
Paraphrase
Summarize
Cite
Connect
How to use sources in your writing
Start by
introducing
the subject
and choosing
a precise verb.
This is where you put
the information you
are citing.
Include your in
text citation.
Include the
author’s last
name. If there’s
no author, use
the title.
In your own
words, make a
connection
between the cited
information and
your topic
sentence.
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Dropdown
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Research Question:
How does the education in Pakistan compare
to the education in the US?
I. Education System
A.
Elementary & Secondary
B.
Higher Education
II.
Government Funding
A.
Pakistan Funding
B.
United States Funding
III.
Opportunities
A.
Technical & Vocational Training
B.
Virtual Training
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Subject
Heading with subject (According to Outline)
Insert one fact: summarizing, paraphrasing, or quoting
the sentence or passage.
Card #
Source #
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Labeling
Label the Research Notecard
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https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/pakistan-educatio
n#:~:text=Pakistan's%20national%20education%20system%20compri
ses,(grad
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Education System
Elementary & Secondary
“Pakistan’s national education system comprises twelve years education spread across four levels: primary
(grades 1-5), middle school (grades 6-8), matriculation (grades 9 and 10) and intermediate (grades 11 and
12).”
https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/pakista
n-education#:~:text=Pakistan's%20national%20education%2
0system%20comprises,(grad
15
Source # 1
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Education System
Elementary & Secondary
Pakistan’s education system consists of 12 years of
education. Grades 1-5 are considered primary. Middle
School is for grades 6-8 and grade 9-10 are referred to
as matriculation. The last two years of education are
titled intermediate.
https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/pakista
n-education#:~:text=Pakistan's%20national%20education%2
0system%20comprises,(grades%2011%20and%2012).
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Source # 1
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Works CIted
“Pakistan - Education.” International Trade Administration, 10 November 2022,
https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/pakistan-education. Accessed 8 March 2023.
“Structure of U.S. Education.” U.S. Department of Education, 22 February 2008,
https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ous/international/usnei/us/edlite-structure-us.html. Accessed 8 March
2023.
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Labeling
Label the Body Paragraph
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Essential Question
Why is research an
important skill to learn?
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Open Ended
Exit Ticket
In a short answer with evidence from today's lesson, answer the following question.
Why is research an important skill?
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Integrate
Research
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