This timeline outlines the key tasks and due dates for a research project. It includes selecting a topic of interest, developing guiding questions, collecting and organizing sources, conferencing with a mentor, practicing a presentation, and presenting the final project. The timeline spans from September 2009 through May 2009 and provides students with a structured process to focus their inquiry and develop their research and presentation skills.
This timeline outlines the key tasks and due dates for a research project. It includes selecting a topic of interest, developing guiding questions, collecting and organizing sources, conferencing with a mentor, practicing a presentation, and presenting the final project. The timeline spans from September 2009 through May 2009 and provides students with a structured process to focus their inquiry and develop their research and presentation skills.
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This timeline outlines the key tasks and due dates for a research project. It includes selecting a topic of interest, developing guiding questions, collecting and organizing sources, conferencing with a mentor, practicing a presentation, and presenting the final project. The timeline spans from September 2009 through May 2009 and provides students with a structured process to focus their inquiry and develop their research and presentation skills.
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1. Select an issue of personal interest to Select a topic inquiry into. 09.03.09
2. Together with your group, write your
Focus your “Big Question”. .09 inquiry
3. Find 3-4 guiding questions that will
Find guiding help you to focus on your concept. 23.03.09 questions The guiding questions will lead to more detailed questions during the research. 4. Find information from at least four Collect secondary sources. .09 sources Find information from at least one primary source. Write your notes on a gathering grid for each question. 5. Organize your information and Organize present it to your mentor. Does it .09 help you with your Big Question? Plan how you will show what you know. Ask: Will it have a long-term impact? Remember: It has to be engaging, raise interest or awareness. Sketch a diagram of your display board including a timeline of your process. 6. After conferencing with your teacher Conference or mentor, revise your project for the 11.05.09 and finalize last time. project
7. Practice your presentation with
Practice parents at home and peers in school. 14.05.09