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Research Concept Map (How do you Summarize (Why should you summarize? (You…

- - - - For example, endangered species: Topic 1: What are the most common, Topic 2:How can I help, Topic 3:Why is it happening
        
        After you have chosen your 3 topics to support your main topic, find as many reliable sources as you can.
        
        How do you find a reliable source?
        
        You can find a reliable source by checking-
        
        Does it have a recent date, does it have an author, does it have edu, .or, or .gov? Is the information correct?
        
        A good way to check if information is correct is to cross check it.
        
        You can cross check by going to a previous reliable source, or another and check that they have the same information
      - Once you have finished that, save the websites, paraphrase the information, make sure you have the right MLA for matting, and start your ruff draft.
        
        If your draft has the proper citations, follows your outline, has correct information, and a good topic you should be good.
  - - - You can pre research by searching a few of your ideal topics, then seeing which one has the best results.
        
        Make sure you can change your topic if needed!
- - - - Re write them so that it is a completely different sentence then the actual sentence
- - - - create a in text citation
      - put the author or the title with a period after.
- - - - For example say your topic is fish, and you wanted to research what the most popular ones are, your key words might be salt water fish.
        
        It is important to have them, so that you can have more specific searches, and articles, and sources that are on the topic you want them to be on.
- - - - Use paraphrasing to avoid plagiarism
        
        If you do not paraphrase a sentence on your project, you need to use quotes and an in-text citation!