Success Criteria I can understand what it means
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Success Criteria: -I can understand what it means to fully complete the “Find” step of this research project -I can understand what is required to complete the “Create” step for this research project
To complete the “Find” step of this project, you must… -Make sure your research fully and completely answers your driving question ◦ Do my notes stick to my topic? (If not, then I need to look for different information. ) ◦ Are all parts of my question answered in my notes? (If not, then I need to look for more information. ) ◦ Did I cite all of the sources I used? (If not, then I need to copy and paste my source information from TEL into my notes, so I can complete my bibliography sheet later. )
What I do to complete the “Create” step of this research project… On your Literacy Research Project Assignment Sheet, cross out the information you see crossed out below and write “one (1) required source. ” (Note: Is it ok to have more than 1 source if I need it? YES!!!!!) Your bibliography sheet will be turned in on a separate sheet of paper with your RACES paragraph, which is what you are writing to complete the “Create” step of this research project. ****What is a bibliography?
Example Bibliography Sheet—This is the citation you copied and pasted from TEL. This sheet will be turned in with your RACES paragraph.
Example typed RACES paragraph
Due Dates
How do I use the information I “found” to complete my RACES paragraph? -R and A: Restate and answer your driving question (RA statement) -C and E: ICE your sources/evidence (Example: According to the article, “A black hole is […]. ” ◦ -Important: ICE your sources at least twice. If you need more information to completely and thoroughly answer your driving question, then include it by ICE’ing more source information/evidence!!!! ◦ Explain your evidence/source information. Explain how or why it matters to your driving question. -S: Sum up your paragraph Remember: It’s not RACES, it’s RACECES! (It can even be RACECECES!!!)
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