A successful research process should go through these steps: Decide on the topic. Narrow the topic in order to narrow search parameters. Consider a question that your research will address. Generate sub-questions from your main question. Determine what kind of sources are best for your argument. Create a bibliography as you gather and reference sources.
Good idea to have them in thought and practice them to make sure I include them.
you will most likely be asked to write a research paper during your academic career. Boundless Writing explains that a research paper is an expanded essay that relies on existing discourse to analyze a perspective or construct an argument. Because a research paper includes an extensive information-gathering process in addition to the writing process, it is important to develop a research plan to ensure your final paper will accomplish its goals.
It is so useful to learn how to write a research paper and it's going to help anyway in your career pathways.
detective collected enough evidence to solve a criminal case,
This point of view sounds right as your trying to find evidence to debate your point of view and learn more about the topic.
he writer of this thesis should ask the following questions: Which teenage girls? What constitutes “too” sexualized? Why are they behaving that way? Where does this behavior show up? What are the repercussions?
questions that would make the thesis have more details.
Confidence
Making your essay straight forward. Becoming more strong and secure.
Ability to be demonstrated
This section can be the evidence of anything that supports your claim.
Ability to be argued
This is important and more in argumentative essays that have a yes or no answer. It's as agreeing or disagreeing to the topic and brining evidence according to your research.
Specificity
Specify is an important rule as it would develop details and become the reader more engaged.
A thesis statement is an argumentative central claim in a paper; the entire paper is focused on demonstrating that claim as a valid perspective
It gives a good definition on what a thesis statement means. it gives an idea of what it suppose to sound like and also states an idea about what your essay is going to be about.
conciseness is key.
Sentences need to have a lot of details.
A bad introduction is misleading, rambling, incoherent, boring, or so hopelessly vague
Introductions need to have a hook which would appeal the audience.
eturn to the beginning to see how the conclusion relates to the introduction and thesis.
This is right because we need to make sure our writing connects to the thesis statement. If our evidence is actually supporting it.
Ugly Baby Syndrome
When you feel ofended of someone criticizing your writing
What the writer did well What needs improvement What the next steps are
These are great questions to know exactly what are your qualifying your writer for.
Although you might think editing and proofreading aren’t necessary since you were fairly careful when you were writing, the truth is that even the brightest people and best writers make mistakes when they write
Yes, always do this because we don't really notice when we do our mistakes until we actually read thought your writing.
TEAR,
I like on how this concept would make my essay more organize and containing a lot of details with the specific questions.
“On one occasion, another EMT and I were held at gunpoint.” Consider a more precise example: “Twenty-first century emergency-services personnel face an ever-increasing number of security challenges compared to those working fifty to a hundred years ago.”
Need this to make my essay sound more professional and less wording. Sounds like more straight forward start.
Topic sentence: summarizes the main idea of the paragraph; presents a claim that supports your thesis. Supporting sentences: examples, details, and explanations that support the topic sentence (and claim). Concluding sentence: gives the paragraph closure by relating the claim back to the topic sentence and thesis statement.
Good reference to create a good essay.
raphic illustrating the concept of support in arguments.
Demonstrating how supporting your thesis in the paragraphs would make a strong arguments.
Chronological order → best for describing events Spatial order → best for describing places Order of importance → best for describing objects and people
New Information for me, really useful for future assignments.
Chronological To tell a story or relate an experience To explain the history of an event or a topic To introduce the steps in a process Spatial To help readers visualize something as you want them to see it To create a main impression using the senses (sight, touch, taste, smell, and sound) Order of Importance To persuade or convince To rank items by their importance, benefit, or significance
These types of writings are really important since we would need to add good source of detailed information. Also that it can it can relate to your personal story or concepts that would change society thinking.
For example, when telling a story, it may be important to first describe the backstory.
A backstory can be important so the audience is not that lost meanwhile reading the highest point. It also gives a context on your topic.
Full of anxiety,
Giving her emotional side, sharing feelings to make the story more interesting.
after/afterward as soon as currently during next now finally later until when/whenever at last before eventually meanwhile since soon still them while first, second, third
Actually useful so I won't repeat myself meanwhile writing.
mother’s favorite color is red and you know when you were first learning to read that she had a red dress she wore often. It’s perfectly okay to say that your mother was wearing that red dress
It is giving an idea on how a simple "red" color can create an entertaining story and why the color red.
But what if I don’t remember all the details?” That’s okay! Chances are that you won’t remember every word you spoke or what the weather was like, but it is important that you tell the emotional truth.
This is right because its about the audience also feel the same emotions you felt meanwhile that situation was happening. It also gives a lesson to the audience as is better explaining an experience.
Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?
Questions that would bring to my paper a lot of details.
evaluate the author’s point of view by thinking about his/her main idea and support. When you judge the author’s argument,
I normally highlight these types of ideas and also use them as evidence meanwhile writing.
Freewriting
This strategy is useful because I can just add a list of all my thoughts.
Prewriting Outlining the structure of ideas
I had always used these steps on ways of getting ideas, making my own research and a source on how to become more organize meanwhile writing. I also like to set up what I will be writing in each paragraph to calculate how long it would take me to write the paper.
Purpose. The reason the writer composes the paragraph. Tone. The attitude the writer conveys about the paragraph’s subject. Audience. The individual or group whom the writer intends to addres
Great main points to make an effective rhetorical situation. Its also good information since this is common and use it in a daily basis.
waiting until the night before the due date, writing until far past her bedtime, getting only three hours of sleep, and turning in the assignment. That is not an effective writing process
Totally right, It made me think about how stressful is to procrastinate and how is not organizing your time correctly.
ttitude toward a subject or another person. You may pick up a person’s tone of voice fairly easily in conversation. A friend who tells you about her weekend may speak excitedly
Tone refers on the emotions and feelings you transmite during a conversation. It can be funny, sad or an annoying interaction.
social networking site with the awareness of who will digitally follow the post. If you want to brag about a good grade, you may write the post to please family members. If you want to describe a funny moment, you may write with your friends’ senses of humor in mind. Even at work, you send e-mails with an awareness of an unintended receiver who could intercept the message.
I like on how it gives various examples on how easy and common we get out audience on any topic. It also describes on what tone and emotion you will use to share that message.
(Never skip over a word if you don’t know its meaning. Look it up and jot a brief, understandable definition above your highlight.)
This is a big context clue because it is important to learn what the words mean. What I would do is circle or highlight the word I don't know, then when I'm finish I would go. back and google the word. Since I would know I would forget the meaning I can also write a small annotation about what it means.
Planning strategies.To help you manage your reading assignments before you begin
For me, this strategy is highly important because I see it as a source of getting your mind familiar of what the topic about. I can also start by getting ready to highlight with various colors that represent different things.
a social group that communicates at least in part via written texts and shares common goals
It means that everyone gets together as a whole and just feel more connected.