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Teaching Research Skills for Students : How- to- Guide Lesson, Activity & Rubric
Ever told students they had to do research only to be met with deer-in-the-headlights expressions? Or only realized they had no clue how to research while in the midst of marking your 10th paper? Get students on the right track by introducing research skills early on in their learning, at any grade level, so they’re prepared to do it when that research-skills-based assignment comes up! This step-by-step and no prep guide serves as an introductory mini lesson, covering the what, when, why, &
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4th - 12th
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All About Me Presentation and Research Project - Fully Editable in Google Drive!
This resource includes:a very detailed step by step rubric (Google Docs)an overhead instructional presentation to display during the activity as a reinforcement of the rubric (Google Slides)2 student example presentations (Google Slides)a presentation schedule for students - this could work for in person presentations OR for virtual presentations such as Zoom (Google Docs)a screencast video demonstrating how to use Google Docs EASYBIB AddOn (YouTube embedded in Google Slides - Click here to view
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4th - 9th
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Research Skills Task Cards & Graphic Organizers - Teaching How to Research
Before assigning a research paper or project, do you first teach your students effective research skills? Students have access to a world of information while conducting research. The problem? They frequently select the first source they access without considering whether the resource is credible or even relevant!The prompts and questions on the Research Task Cards guide students through the steps and process of conducting structured research. The step-by-step process students undertake while an
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7th - 11th
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A Visual Guide to Writing a Research Paper
This is a presentation to help students understand the research paper process using a visual representation. For many students, going step by step without understanding the big picture is frustrating.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Banking Basics
Introducing the Banking Basics Lesson Bundle, a valuable resource designed to teach high school students essential financial literacy skills. This bundle offers a detailed overview of savings and checking accounts, covering their purpose, features, and benefits. Guided notes accompany the slides to facilitate understanding and retention.Key topics such as bank fees and interest are briefly covered, ensuring students grasp these important concepts. The bundle includes practical lessons on how to
Grades:
9th - 12th
Financial Aid Awareness Assignment
Utilize this basic research assignment to introduce your students to financial aid. Your students will conduct research on:FAFSAScholarshipsGrantsWork-Study ProgramsStudent LoansThis is a self-contained lesson that you can use as part of a college research project, for emergency sub plans, or as an independent lesson for your students! Just upload this to your digital classroom, have your students make their own copy of the slideshow, and they will enter their responses directly onto each slide.
Grades:
8th - 12th
The Annotated Bibliography How To PPT
This editable PPT is a How To for students when creating an annotated bibliography. This breaks down MLA vs. APA and has clear guidelines and instructions complete with arrows for easy follow.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PPT Critical Thinking Skills - Reasoning (L3 of 4 lessons)
Welcome to the third instalment of our four-part series on critical thinking skills, focusing on reasoning. In this lesson, students embark on an intellectual journey as they delve into the intricacies of crafting well-supported arguments.Key Components: Students will engage in rigorous research to gather evidence supporting their stance on the question: "Is it better to replace fossil fuels with nuclear power than with wind and solar power?" Armed with critical thinking tools, they will careful
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Locating Bibliographic Information on Websites -- PowerPoint Lesson and Activity
Locating bibliographic information on a website to create a Works Cited can be a difficult process for students. This PowerPoint Lesson and Activity on How to Locate Bibliographic Information on Websites has helped my students enormously!
What you will receive in this zipped folder:
~ A 35-slide PowerPoint lesson. Part One covers the difference between websites and web pages, shares tips for locating web page or article titles, helps students to identify author information and how to distin
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Grades:
6th - 10th
South: Reconstruction After Civil War
This powerpoint presentation presents the Reconstruction of the South Historical Period. The 27 slide presentation tells the story of life in the South after the Civil War; Lincoln and Johnson's plans for reconstruction; culture and lifestyle after the Civil War; military rule; and plans to rejoin the Union. This presentation gives a vivid description of the Reconstruction of the South historical period through both written and visual images. It's a great introduction to this historical peri
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Grades:
4th - 12th
CRYPTOCURRENCY SHARK TANK PROJECT
CRYPTOCURRENCY SHARK TANK PROJECTThis is project to introduce students to cryptocurrencies while also highlights risks and the crash of FTX. Students will research a selected cryptocurrency and create a brochure/presentations to teach and pitch it to the class and sharks. INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING:Shark Tank Template: Presentation template to use on presentation day. This includes slide about risk and videos from Mr. Wonderful himself. Teacher Guide: Overview of all materials and suggestions on h
Grades:
7th - 12th
Conducting Research
This is a detailed lesson plan that can be used when teaching a unit on how to conduct research online and then create a Google Slideshow or Powerpoint.
Grades:
5th - 9th
Hello? Can I have your attention???
A powerpoint that explains the top attention behaviors seen in a classroom and strategies that teachers can use to help the student. This product has strategies for K-12th grade. All strategies are research-based.
Grades:
K - 12th
Safer and Healthier Technology
This is an interactive PowerPoint presentation. It consists of over 30 slides and talks about positive and negative effects of technology on society and our health. There are 10 stopping points with interactive reading, research, and assignments throughout the presentation. This lesson can not be completed in one class period. It is hard to determine the time frame as there are a huge number of talking points which may open even more discussion. The amount of time to complete the activities
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Write and Plan a One Page Essay (Comparison to a Hamburger)
A visual presentation to compare writing a One Page Essay with a Hamburger.
The top bun is the introduction, the "meat" is the three paragraphs with supporting facts, and the bottom bun is the conclusion. The message is that a hamburger will fall apart or be lacking if all the parts do not work together. Students very quickly grasp the concept and have historically created better assignments.
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12th, Higher Education
Organizing your Ideas for Research and Debate
Attached is a structured research unit to help students develop, categorize and organize materials. The unit is presented as a PPT. Students can be encouraged to either create their content on index cards or on a slide show that they can print off or share with partners. Information about printing out cards if done on a slide show or powerpoint is included (Pick up my free ppt organizer to give out to students along with the instructions from this ppt.)
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6th - 12th
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MLA Formatting Complete Guide
This resource shows students how to use MLA formatting all the way from page step up to Works Cited to in-text citations.Resource Includes: Formatting Page Set-Up (focuses on Google Docs)Formatting Work(s) CitedFormatting QuotationsFormatting Shakespeare/PoetryKey Features:Uses MLA 9th Edition based on Purdue OWL StandardsStep-by-Step image guide to MLA Formatting with examplesHyperlinks to take you directly to key sections in the Google SlideHow to use the Citation functions in Google Docs to c
Grades:
9th - 12th
Getting Students Thinking About College-Assignment Great Sub or First Days
This is a great assignment for a sub, or for the first days of school. I love getting kids thinking about college, and this puts them in the frame of mind to make a plan. It requires them to research their grades, GPA, what colleges expect, what they have to do to prepare, etc. It also includes a scoring rubric, templates and ELL/ESOL/ESE differentiated templates. It is in an editable powerpoint format, and samples are included.
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9th - 12th
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What Is A Thesis Statement? Power Point
When I assigned a research paper, I had the students take notes first from this power point. I tried to make it as easy as possible to understand, and I included a few interesting examples, which are broken down from very general to specific,
Grades:
9th - 12th
Copyright and Plagiarism Presentation
This is a PowerPoint presentation for students about plagiarism rules and copyright laws.
It shows students how to correctly cite information from websites and novels, as well as images from Google.
Includes a link to a video tutorial for citing Google images!
Great for middle schoolers and high schoolers learning to cite sources for term papers!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Editable End of Year Project College Study
This is a complete end of the year project. It is perfect for 8th graders and/or high school students. This is a power point that you can EDIT. You can also just upload/share it with students. There are 27 slides. Each slide contains directions, prompting students what to research/write about. Students study all elements of a college/university:College terminologyCollege appearanceCollege mascotCollege historyCollege demographicsCollege requirementsCollege costsCollege distanceCollege entrance e
Grades:
8th - 12th
W8.7: College Research (unit activities to pair w/ project)
This unit could work in any classroom where research is required. Asking students to think about their futures and start looking into colleges and careers...is for all content teachers! The first slide gives an agenda overview - listing the activities (available through links) and the order to be completed.1. College Research and Pennants (link provided) - directions and rubric2. Greek Alphabet Song - memorize3. Looking Forward (links provided) - worksheets (most and least wanted futures w/ pare
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in: English 8 - Entire Year: Activities, Projects, Rubrics, Exams, Homework
Expository Research Presentation Menu (could be used for any presentation)
This is all about student choice! There are nine different platforms for students to choose from on this document, with directions for how to get started on each one. This activity can be done independently or in groups.
To differentiate, cross out or cut off several of the choices for students with accommodations because the project can become overwhelming for them. For students who need a challenge, have them do it independently or ask them to include more cited evidence and sources.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Black History Month: Inventors
This is a small list that has over 30 African American inventors. I have included instructions on how I have taught this information and how students created a foldable. There are many activities that you can create using this information.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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