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Adult education library skills projects
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
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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Tech-Exploratorium - Build a Website: Project Based Learning + RUBRIC
The following are the Learning Objectives for this assessment.1. Obtaining genuine knowledge (i.e. terminology, trends) of emerging technologies2. Learning fundamental principles in the field of educational technology3. Gaining skills in working with others in a group4. Developing creative capacities (research, writing, designing, etc.)5. Developing skills in public speaking and in writing6. Learning how to research and use web-based resources for answering questionsDirections:Create a web-based
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Great Library Hunt Research Project
"The Great Library Hunt 50/50" came about because I noticed that while libraries (public and private) have latched on to the convenience of technology, many of our students are developing rather lazy habits of research. They begin to think that the click of a key or the tap of a mouse is the quickest, only, and best way of finding information. They have become so enamored of the computer and internet that they have started to ignore the basis of it all -- books.
I would often ask my studen
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Inquiry Question Folder, Concept Map, & Know/Wonder Printable Organizers
Help your students get their inquiry projects off to a great start. Based on the Connect and Wonder phases of the Stripling Model of Inquiry, these printable organizers are designed to be printed onto 17 x 11 paper and folded in half to make a folder for storing any research materials. These folders can be printed one-sided or double-sided with the option of including:A cover page with student name, topic, and classOur "Refine Your Inquiry Question" worksheetAn oversized 17 x 11 concept mapAn o
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Research project - Job Posting (Viking Resources and Adaptable)
This project practices research skills, note taking, following directions and helps students practice adapting voice and tone in their writing. It develops empathy through imagining oneself as the role described by one's peers and during a final reflection, students are asked to imagine what it would be like as that person.It has many resources for doing so with Viking society, but could easily be adapted to any history/society.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research Paper / Project Checklist
Students do not always know where to begin a lengthier research paper, so this checklist helps to focus them on specific aspects of their research that they need to consider. I use this checklist to lead them into the creation of a very basic working outline (beginning, middle and end) so that they can build a skeleton framework of what they would like to include in their research. This checklist helps them get from point A to point B as painlessly as possible and includes research suggestions
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Eric Blair: The Man Who Was George Orwell
The author of ANIMAL FARM and Nineteen Ninty-Four is brought to life in this PowerPoint Presentation. Learn about the quiet man who was a husband, father, and one of the greatest writers of the 20th century.
Has Exit Questions for students.
Geared towards grades 8-12 with links for further research.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ethics and Research: Special Problems and Ethical Issues in Research
Research in child and family investigates dispositional, experiential, and environmental factors that contribute to physical, mental, emotional, and social development in human beings during the early years of life course. As Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s National Institute of Child Health and Human Development puts it “The overall goals of Child and Family Research are to describe, analyze, and assess the capabilities and proclivities of developing human beings, including their genetic characteristi
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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