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Welcome and Essential Questions

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    Unit 6 Session 1

     


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    Welcome to a new unit in English 12.  In this unit, we’ll apply the process we learned in Unit 5 to a new research topic.  You’ll be finding all sorts of great tidbits about some of the most influential people in history. 

     Here are a few essential questions we'll consider in this session:

     

    • What questions do researchers ask themselves to check their thinking?
    • How do I unpack the context of a task to make decisions about my writing processes?
    • Which research methods will best help me discover and/or develop sources for my research? How do I know?
    • As I gather evidence to answer my research question, how do I know that my research design is effective? What should I do when my research design is ineffective?

     

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