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It's important that all students get many opportunities to engage in a research or inquiry process. Students should learn how to develop quality questions, create a plan for research, gather information using a variety of sources, evaluate the information they find, and determine if they have found the answers they need. Students should get the chance to share their learning. Through research, students engage in high levels of reading comprehension and critical thinking.
It's important that all students get many opportunities to engage in a research or inquiry process. Students should learn how to develop quality questions, create a plan for research, gather information using a variety of sources, evaluate the information they find, and determine if they have found the answers they need. Students should get the chance to share their learning. Through research, students engage in high levels of reading comprehension and critical thinking.
Digital Resources for Research
Digital Resources for Research
The resources linked below are kid-friendly, reliable sources for factual information. If a username or password is needed scroll down or visit the Digital Resources page. Students will need to be signed in to SSO to view the usernames and passwords.
The resources linked below are kid-friendly, reliable sources for factual information. If a username or password is needed scroll down or visit the Digital Resources page. Students will need to be signed in to SSO to view the usernames and passwords.
All students in grade K-12 have access to TexQuest resources.
TexQuest is a program of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, made possible by state and federal funds and a grant.
Where To Find Primary Sources
Where To Find Primary Sources
Log in through SSO.
Log in through SSO.
The Invention of the Telephone
Edison Speaks Into a Phonograph, 1888, PBS LearningMedia
Edison: From the Telephone and Telegraph Comes the Phonograph, PBS LearningMedia
Mr.Edison's New Phonograph, PBS LearningMedia
Exploration of the Americas Texas Revolution
The Boston Tea Party The War of 1812 Creating the US Constitution
Digital Citizenship and Research
Digital Citizenship and Research
Part of being a good digital citizen means not copying other people's work. That means that as you do research and take notes about what you learned, put that information in your own words. Do not use copyright protected images and graphics. Either make your own images, or use sites that are specifically labeled for reuse.
The Research Process
The Research Process
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