
Research Writing introduction
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10th Grade
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Eliada Falcón
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10th Grade | Ms. Falcón
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Open Ended
How do people find out more information about interesting topics?
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They do research to gather, organize, and present information.
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Research writing is a way to gather information from various sources and then evaluate, organize, and synthesize that information into a report for others to read.
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Graphics and illustrations
Documentation of sources
Formatting
Effective sentence structure
Thesis statement
Evidence
Analysis
Logical progression
Point of view
Characteristics
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Research reports and Documented essays present information and analysis about a topic that the writer has studied. They often include illustrations and graphics.
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Open Ended
Any examples of research reports or documented essays you have read lately?
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Annotated bibliographies list sources of information about a topic and provide a summary or evaluation of the main idea in each source.
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Poll
Have you ever written an annotated bibliography?
Yes
No
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Biographical profiles give specific details about the life and work of a real person.
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Open Ended
Any examples of biography profiles you have read?
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Documentaries are filmed reports that focus on a specific topic or issue. These multimedia presentations use spoken text as well as photographs, videos, music, and other sound effects.
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Open Ended
Can you name a documentary that you have watched? Write it.
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Health Reports present the latest information, data, and research about a specific disease or health-related issue .
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A lab report describes a scientific experiment, including observations and a conclusion.
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Open Ended
Have you read a health or lab report? What was it about?
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Scientific Reports analyze information and data concerning a current, past, or future scientific issue or problem.
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Open Ended
What science topics are you interest in?
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Historical Reports give in-depth information about a past event or situation. These kinds of reports focus on a narrow topic and may discuss cause and effect.
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Open Ended
Is there any event in history that you want to know more about? Which one?
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