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Title: The Junior Research Paper


1
The Junior Research Paper
  • Rite of Passage
  • Graduation Requirement
  • Embracing the Challenge
  • Rising to the Occasion
  • Step by Step
  • Completing the project

2
Elements of the Research Paper
  • Choosing a topic
  • Formulating a question
  • Gathering information
  • Organizing content
  • Developing a thesis
  • Writing the rough draft
  • Completing the project
  • Bravo

3
Choosing Your Topic
  • What do you know?
  • What would you like to know?
  • What are the current hot topics?
  • Whats important to you?
  • What can you live with for two months?

4
Gathering Information
  • Working Bibliography
  • Books
  • Newspapers
  • Interviews
  • Magazines
  • Internet
  • Professional Journals
  • Gov. Documents
  • Other

5
Formulating the Question
  • Read! Think!
  • Read some more!
  • What do you want
  • To Prove?
  • To Show?
  • To Illuminate?
  • To Discover?
  • What question will guide your quest?

6
Hard Copy Notes
  • The Copy
  • Direct Quotes
  • Lists
  • Paraphrasing
  • Ideas
  • Outline
  • The Format
  • Use Note Cards
  • Identify Subtopic
  • Identify the Source
  • Include Page Number
  • Where found

7
Electronic Sources
  • Highlight useful text.
  • Identify subtopics in the margin.
  • Clearly record web page.
  • Identify author and page number when possible.
  • Dont rely solely on the internet!

8
Thesis Statement
  • Answers the formulating question.
  • Reflects the content of the entire paper.
  • One sentence blueprint of the paper.
  • Should be stated with simplicity clarity.
  • Reflects original thought.
  • Guides the writing of the rough draft.

9
Organizing Content
  • Thesis Statement
  • Introduction
  • Formal Outline
  • Conclusion

10
Writing the Rough Draft
  • Let your thesis guide you
  • Use your outline
  • Say what you mean
  • Mean what you say
  • Proofread
  • Proofread
  • Proofread

11
Giving Credit
  • Internal Source Acknowledgement
  • Direct quotes
  • Paraphrased material
  • Unique ideas
  • Works Cited Page
  • All sources identified within the body of the
    paper appear here in proper form.

12
The Final Draft
  • Revise the rough draft
  • Submit the final draft with the rough draft
  • Proofread
  • The process is complete
  • Bravo youve met a requirement for graduation

13
BRAVO
  • Youve met the challenge.
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