Research Skills Interactive Videos

Students develop research skills by focusing on effective note-taking techniques and employing tools such as KWL charts. Through examining the historical context of Powhatan and settler relations, learners will enhance their ability to efficiently gather and organize information, gaining a deeper understanding of historical conflicts and their resolutions.

Master the foundational skills of research methodology by effectively utilizing the KWL chart to guide information gathering. Develop the ability to create research questions that direct inquiry and learn how to avoid common mistakes in research planning. Enhance research efficiency and deepen understanding of historical contexts.

Guide learners through structured steps in effectively using search engines to find information online. Upon completion, students will enhance their internet search skills, troubleshoot common search issues, and identify the best resources for retrieving specific online information.

Focus is on teaching students to find and extract information from texts through key questions and strong observation skills. Learners will enhance their ability to identify essential details and improve comprehension and retention by applying six fundamental questions.

Examine the critical role of local government in community enhancement and supporting citizens through essential services. Gain insights into civic responsibilities and decision-making, enabling a deeper understanding of individual roles in fostering effective governance. The focus is on acquiring knowledge that empowers informed participation in local governance dynamics.

Investigate the critical functions of police and fire departments in communities. Examine how these organizations maintain safety, offer educational programs, and enhance community welfare. Gain insights into the importance of public services, their role in promoting fairness, and ensuring public safety.

Focuses on the essential roles within healthcare and community services by examining the significance of veterinarians, pediatricians, pharmacists, and mechanics. Enhances understanding of these professions and their contributions to society.

Learn about government services such as libraries, schools, and public safety departments, and their critical role in community welfare. Gain insights into the funding and functions of these services and understand their impact on promoting safety and education within the community.

Focus on educational content teaching essential American Sign Language (ASL) for first responders in medical, police, and fire services. Learners will develop skills to effectively communicate in emergency situations, enhancing their capabilities in public service environments through the use of ASL.

Examine the vital roles of individuals in community services, such as librarians and teachers, and their significant contributions to society. Understand the responsibilities of various professionals, enhancing awareness of community support functions and fostering an appreciation for the impact of these roles.

Explore the role and examples of public goods and services within communities and economies, examining their impact and importance. Gain insights into resource allocation, evaluating the significance of public and private goods. Understand the decision-making process in community financial planning.

Explore the fundamentals of history through examining how primary and secondary sources shape our understanding of the past. Develop skills in assessing the credibility of historical accounts and distinguishing between various types of sources, fostering a thorough grasp of historical accuracy.

Explore the role of historical sources in understanding the past, with a focus on distinguishing between primary and secondary sources. Gain detailed insights into their characteristics and practical applications in research, enhancing your ability to effectively analyze and utilize these sources.

Examine the core distinctions between first and second-hand accounts, highlighting the perspectives and reliability of primary and secondary sources in historical contexts. The focus is on developing the ability to identify different types of accounts, enhancing appreciation for their roles in forming a well-rounded understanding of history.

Understand the roles of organisms within ecosystems, focusing on producers, consumers, and decomposers. Gain insights into how these roles facilitate energy transfer and maintain ecological balance. Develop the ability to analyze ecosystem dynamics and interactions to deepen comprehension of ecological processes.

Focus on mastering structured comparison techniques across different contexts by emphasizing methodical analysis and information listing. Develop skills to identify commonalities while avoiding typical pitfalls in comparisons, thereby improving clarity and preventing confusion in analyses.

Explore the various types of information sources, including primary, secondary, and tertiary sources, highlighting their importance in research. Gain insights into effectively utilizing multiple sources to enhance the ability to perform comprehensive research and achieve a well-rounded understanding of study topics.

Examine the operations of local government and the critical services it offers to communities. Gain insights into how these services are funded and overseen while identifying key roles within the civic structure. Enhance understanding of civic responsibilities through a focus on the organization and supervision of local services.

Develop skills in evaluating print sources by focusing on author expertise, currency, and objectivity. Understanding these critical aspects enhances research abilities and the capacity to assess resource quality effectively.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of key economic principles by examining goods and services in your community. Foster insights into the interactions between producers and consumers in the marketplace while grasping the effects of competition and demand on market dynamics.