The document provides an overview of research skills training in a special arts program. It covers topics such as library skills like using the Dewey Decimal System and card catalog, as well as how to read references and take effective notes. It also discusses writing outlines, reading non-verbal materials like graphs and tables, and the nature of research including the different types and methods of research. Finally, it outlines the research process from developing a thesis and proposal to reviewing related literature and conducting library research work.
The document provides an overview of research skills training in a special arts program. It covers topics such as library skills like using the Dewey Decimal System and card catalog, as well as how to read references and take effective notes. It also discusses writing outlines, reading non-verbal materials like graphs and tables, and the nature of research including the different types and methods of research. Finally, it outlines the research process from developing a thesis and proposal to reviewing related literature and conducting library research work.
The document provides an overview of research skills training in a special arts program. It covers topics such as library skills like using the Dewey Decimal System and card catalog, as well as how to read references and take effective notes. It also discusses writing outlines, reading non-verbal materials like graphs and tables, and the nature of research including the different types and methods of research. Finally, it outlines the research process from developing a thesis and proposal to reviewing related literature and conducting library research work.
PART III WRITING AN OUTLINE 1. Acquaintance with the Library 1. Outlining and Organizing The Dewey Decimal System List While You Can The Card Catalog Streamlining Cross-references Survival of the Fittest Important Words Only 2. The Dictionary Division of Letters 2. Working from an Outline Guide Words Making a Paragraph Exploring the Dictionary Setting Things Right Distinguishing among Dictionaries Orderly Arrangement of an Outline
3. References Parts of a Book How to Read an Index The Encyclopedia The News Paper Other Sources for References
PART II READING FOR INFORMATION
1. Reading Non-Verbal Materials Taxonomy of Graphs Picture and Graph Study Skills Tables Circle Graph Line Graph Bar Graph
2. Taking Good Notes
Note Taking Different Approaches to Taking Notes Semantic Mapping Class Example Map Semantic Feature Analysis Structured Overview Venn Diagram RESEARCH II Special Program in the Arts
Part I THE NATURE OF RESEARCH
Meaning of Research What is Research Purpose of Research Classification of Research According to Methods Methods of Research Classification of Types of Educational Research The Different Experimental Design
Part II THE NATURE OF RESEARCH
Steps in the Research Process The Thesis The Research Proposal Parts of the Thesis Critique of an Abstract
Part III REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
The Review of Related Literature Defined Two Kinds of Related Literature Guides to use in the review of Related Literature The Conceptual Literature Reviewing Research Literature The Evaluation of Materials Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Sources of Information Reading for Reference Notes The Mechanics of Note Taking
Part IV LIBRARY RESEARCH WORK
Writing Critiques of Abstracts Review of Researches