3. Research
1) Find Your Second Source:
1) Find Your Second Source:
You already have your first source from the topic exploration page (Newsela or The New York Times Learning Network).
For your second source, you may use a nonfiction book from the library or an article from the library database Student Resources in Context.
- Click HERE to go to Student Sources in Context.
- Sign in with your school Google account.
- Scroll down and choose Social Issues. Look for your topic. If you do not see your topic, you can search by keyword at the top.
- Choose one article. HINT: The green triangle means it is an easier read.
- When you find the article you want, click Download and choose Save to Google Drive.
2) Take Notes from Your Sources:
2) Take Notes from Your Sources:
- For your own copy of the note taking page, open Google Classroom. Click on the Argument Research Notes.
- Turn in your work to Google Classroom.
teacher example of research
teacher example of research
Click HERE to open the example research in a new tab.