Reading for Research

When working with reading for research, you will spend much of your time do these following, except ...

• looking for and selecting information

• translating information

• organizing information

• interpreting information

• note taking information

The process of choosing

search terms and entering them into the database

search boxes to locate information on your topic is called ...

• googling

• web searching

• keyword searching

• scrolling

Keywords in finding sources for research means ...

• words that tells about the main idea of the text

• words represent the main concepts of research

• words spreading in the news related to research

• words that use along with hastags in the internet

You can do these to select keywords, except ...

• spell out abbreviations

• identify the problem of your research

• brainstorm synonyms and antonyms

• identify the main concepts of your research topics

If your research is about students' communication behaviors in English as medium instruction class, what can be your keywords?

• language instruction

• listening skill

• international language

• communication problems

You can enter your complete research question in the search box and get the best result in finding sources for your research.

• true

• false

When you read a journal article, what part gives you the brief statement about all section in the article?

• abstract

• introduction

• result

• conclusion

What is theoretical framework?

• set of theories the researcher create

• set of theories related to concepts used in the research

• set of theories that tell definitions

• set of theories found in the journal articles