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Higher education Valentine's Day library skills research
MLA Citations - Works Cited Cheat Sheet for Students Editable 9th Ed
A quick and easy reminder of how to write in-text and works cited citations. This editable handout covers the basics in a simplified way. It is not meant as a replacement for using a handbook, but an easy-to-copy resource students can keep in their notebooks or folders.UPDATED to include the 2021 MLA 9th edition changes.This handout simplifies the hardest part for students: documenting their sources.Common Core State Standards: The CCSS require students to cite sources. This will be a helpful ai
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Custom Bundle for Jen W.
Research Paper Bundle: Note Cards, Outlines, MLA 9th Edition | Digital
Make writing a research paper manageable for both you and your students with these easy-to-use digital resources!Digital Source CardsNote CardsGraphic OrganizersOutlines for Every Paragraph of the PaperInteractive Guide to MLA Style 9th EditionHow to Cite SourcesHow to Avoid PlagiarismHow to Paraphrase, Summarize, and QuoteParaphrasing and Summarizing Practice Exercises & Answer Key⭐ No more loose note cards! Manage every step of the research paper online. ⭐These resources will save you time
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MLA Style 9th Edition Works Cited Flipbook
Do your students need to learn the latest MLA style (9th edition)? This handy foldable flip book (NO cutting involved) is an excellent tool for your students to use while researching and citing sources. This IS included in my mega bundle: ALL of my WRITING RESOURCES GROWING BUNDLE.It goes over the core elements in the new MLA format and then gives plenty of examples for numerous types of sources, including:• Books (print and Kindle/electronic editions)• Periodicals (magazines, newspapers, journa
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Interactive Reading Notebook Fiction and Nonfiction Mega Bundle
Academic Research | Library databases | bias sources | Introduction Presentation
Do you want to teach your students how to research effectively? Do you want them to know the difference between using Google and search engines vs. library databases? Two products included!1- A detailed information presentation (see what is included below)2- Fill in the blank guided notes sheet3- Answer key for the guided notes sheet In this presentation you will find: Engaging topical questions to hook students, like- What is Cardi B’s net worth?Explore Google and search enginesReliability and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: What is Art? Argumentative Essay + Academic Research Presentation
The Big6 Digital Graphic Organizers for ANY Research Project!
Do you teach the research process, or just assign a project? The Big6 Process Model (Eisenberg and Berkowitz) works to help our students become aware of their thinking throughout the research process. Derived from the Big6 website (www.big6.com),"Using the Big6 information literacy process, you will identify information research goals, seek, use, and assemble relevant, credible information, then to reflect— is the final product effective and was my process efficient. The Big6 information literac
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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The History of Valentine's Day No Prep Lesson
Reading comprehension is at the core of this article guide as students learn about the THREE Saint Valentines, Lupercalia, Cupid, and so much more!Check out the Valentine's Day Puzzle Pack Here.Workshop #20 covers this article. The article has an audio option and a quick link for Google Classroom. Common Sense Education has given the source of the article an A.Each History Workshop features:Pre-reading vocabulary chart15 During reading questions that build a variety of reading skillsAfter readin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Shakespeare's Life and Times Group Research Assignment
This assignment can be used before starting any Shakespearean play. I divide the class into five groups and either take them to the library or use the computer lab. Each group has a different topic to research and present to the class. The topics are:
King James I
Queen Elizabeth I
Shakespeare's Life
Shakespeare's Time-period
The Globe Theatre
There is also a peer evaluation sheet and a rubric for the presentations.
Both an editable MS Word copy of this project and a PDF version are included
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Evaluating Websites PowerPoint: A Tool for Internet Research
This PowerPoint features an engaging, informative presentation providing practical tips for evaluating the credibility of Internet sources. It is great to use when introducing the research process, or even to remind students about exercising caution when citing sources from the Internet in any writing assignment.
The student notes/teacher notes portion of this activity can be purchased separately in my product listings (title=Evaluating Websites PowerPoint: Student/Teacher Notes). This documen
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
AP Research - Bridge the Gap from AP Seminar - Capstone Program
"Spot the Differences" Great intro to the AP Research course!Students investigate the obvious and subtle differences between AP Seminar and AP Research. As they "level up" to this yearlong propriety research course - they need to know what skills they can take with them from their last year of learning in AP Research, and what skills they will acquire and use in AP Research.This "no prep" activity contains:AP Research standards-based lesson11-slide Google Slides presentation that takes students
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Capstone Research: Researching and Literature Reviews
This unit was designed to introduce students to academic research and Literature Reviews. This unit was originally designed to be taught to students at the beginning of their AP Research journey. Lessons will cover credibility, researching academic sources, creating a body of knowledge, writing a literature review, and performing a peer review of the literature review. Included in this unitA presentation about Researching with Academic IntegrityA presentation about Credibility and the CRAAP meth
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Know Your News: Media Literacy Word Wall for the Library or Classroom
There’s a word for that! Now more than ever, helping our students develop and build information and media literacy skills will give them the tools needed to succeed in our world of information overload. The Know Your News Word Wall contains 40 8½” X 5” cards featuring media literacy vocabulary with definitions in eye-catching color, along with a “Know Your News” mini-poster.Cards include the following words: advertisement, author, bias, bubble, campaign, clickbait, commercial, confirmation bi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science versus Research - Technology, Accuracy, Integrity and Preservation
Science versus Research - Technology, Accuracy, Integrity and Preservation Explore how the latest scientific technology is holding research accountable from data to imagery; thereby making academic institutions and scholars take responsibility for the accuracy of their reports, findings and research. The integrity and accuracy of research will have new and higher standards of accountability going forward. Moreover, data preservation to facilitate ongoing investigations, research and discovery is
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
US History Timeline in Decades (B&W version)
The United States’ rich history is clearly illustrated with this lengthy 63-page timeline. When arranged side-by-side, this exhibit extends more than 44 feet in length and makes an easily-viewed display for your classroom, library, or school hallway. This timeline is cleverly illustrated with fun cartoon characters in original artwork and serves as an easy-to-comprehend reference to the sequence of important events in U.S. history. Ready-to-hang printables are 8.5”x11” letter-size. This is a sca
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: US History Timeline & Presidents Bundle
Culture: Weddings Around the World Research Sociology & Floral Design Valentine
Studying wedding cultures around the world helps us build bridges between cultures and to cultivate greater understanding and appreciation for each other. This research project comes with an assignment page, rubric, self reflection and three quick reference answer sheets you can use or pass along to special education staff who may be helping your students. Students choose a country or you can assign one to them. Great for individuals, pairs or small groups this project is easily expanded or sho
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Agriculture Floriculture, Horticulture Mega Resource Bundle #1
APA MLA Citation Cheat Sheet
This is a quick cheat sheet for citing online references in MLA and APA formatting.
Students can use the sheets as a reference to follow the steps to create their citations.
I used these for my high school level special education class to accompany a "Fake"book research project.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
MLA Citation Guide - Works Cited and In-Text Citations (MLA9)
Handout this two sided reference sheet to your students to help them properly format their works cited entries using MLA 9 format. Side one displays the core elements of a works cited entry, along with the proper punctuation to separate each element. Examples of specific formatting for six types of sources are given, including: book, article in a reference book, newspaper, academic journal or magazine, article or eBook from an online database, and website. For online database entries this gui
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Big 6 Research Model Check List (editable)
This is a great checklist for students to use when completing a research project.
This follow the Big 6 Model breaking down each step into more specific questions.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Quote, Paraphrase and Summarize Example and Practice Worksheet
Help your students avoid plagiarism by practicing the skills of reading a passage and creating a direct quotation, paraphrase and summary from the original text.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MLA vs APA Citations (+ Annotated Bibliographies) Mini Guide
A side by side look at MLA vs. APA citations: when to use both, how to use both, and appropriately citing. Also includes how to write an annotated bibliography for both. Can be used across all subject disciplines.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
MLA Citation Quiz
A quick 10 question quiz to test students' understanding of MLA citations. Questions include identifying the different elements in a MLA Citation including title, source, author, database etc. These citations were gathered from https://style.mla.org/works-cited-a-quick-guide-book/ which has more explanations about MLA style. Includes feedback response for self checking.Opens in Google Forms.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Ultimate Elementary School Library Resource Bundle- 84 products!
Works Cited Scavenger Hunt (to be used with Google Docs "Citations")
The purpose of this activity is to provide your students with an opportunity to practice creating a Works Cited list using the "Citations" feature on Google Docs. After you have taught them how to use this feature, students will be required to go on a "scavenger hunt" where they will need to find resources matching the criteria outlined on the sheet. Students are to write down key information they would need to create a citation for each on the back of the sheet. Once students have finished gath
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Research and Inquiry Project: Holocaust
This product has been taught in the classroom and has been perfected. Inquiry is a difficult, but necessary skill. This project walks students through the inquiry project step by step. Before they know it, they will not only have a research topic, but they will have completed their research without even trying. Instead of choosing a topic out of a hat or because "they have to", students develop their topic through watching engaging and thought provoking videos and reading articles that speak
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research Skills and Media Bias Workshop - Handout - (Distance Learning)
This 40-60-minute editable Google Doc lesson is an engaging, eye-opening workshop to help students understand how to evaluate sources and understand media bias for research they are doing. It's ideal for high school students but can easily be adapted for middle school students.This workshop produces great conversations around media, language, and research and can be used as a springboard for in-depth research work, media units, annotated bibliographies, or units about truth, propaganda, or rheto
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Black Excellence: Digital Museum Exhibit Research Project
It is essential that both our students of color and their white peers recognize Black Excellence in all genres and areas of expertise. For too long, traditional American curriculum has ignored the majority of Black innovators and influencers throughout our history.This project asks students to exercise their research abilities to inform the creation of a digital museum exhibit about their chosen example of Black Excellence.*This project can be completed in the classroom and/or with hybrid studen
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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