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Unraveling the Secrets of Ancient Rome: A Comprehensive Research Study

Discover the wonders of Ancient Rome through independent research, textbook insights, library resources, and web searches. Choose a topic, plan your report, and craft a compelling introduction, body, and conclusion. Ensure a robust bibliography, engaging visual aid, and effective presentation for a successful research project. Embrace the journey of exploration and learning about this fascinating civilization.

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Unraveling the Secrets of Ancient Rome: A Comprehensive Research Study

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  1. Research Paper on Ancient Rome Marianne Trangen TOPS

  2. Getting Started • Begin by doing independent research. • Review the lessons in our textbook. • Find books at the TOPS library at school and/ or at the Seattle Public Library. • Search the Web for sites with reliable information.

  3. Select a Topic • Choose among the topics listed on your assignment sheet. OR • Choose a topic of your own and ask Marianne for approval.

  4. Friday, December 13 Friday, January 10 Tuesday, January 14 Friday, January 17 Wednesday, January 22 Report Planner Outline/Brainstorm First Draft for Peers First and Second Drafts Presentation Time Frame

  5. Required Components • Introduction • Body of Report • Conclusion • Bibliography • Visual Aid • Notes and Drafts

  6. Introduction • Draw your reader in with an intriguing fact or question. • Donot start with: “My report is about…” • Prepare your reader for the information you will present. • Edit and revise as needed.

  7. Body of Report • Compose at least three strong paragraphs. • Make sure that each paragraph has a topic sentence. • Remove any sentence in your paragraph that does not relate to your topic sentence. • Edit and revise as needed.

  8. Conclusion • Summarize what you have presented. • Give your reader a sense of closure. • Put the information that you have presented in a larger context. • Do not end your report with: “I hope that you liked my report.” • Edit and revise as needed.

  9. Bibliography • Cite a minimum of three sources • Use your Sample Bibliography. • Refer to the Citing Sources page in your LA/SS notebook. • Check punctuation, capitalization, underlining, and spelling carefully.

  10. Visual Aid • Create a visual aid to enhance your presentation. • Create a poster. • Build a model. • Draw a map. • Make a costume. • Select the visual aid which will be most suitable for your topic.

  11. Notes and Drafts • When you turn in your final draft, you must also turn in: • all of the notes you have taken • your report planner • your outline • your author/editor worksheet • your first draft

  12. Presentation • Read clearly • Project your voice to the back of the room. • Read slowly and carefully. • Look up to establish eye contact with your audience. • Visual Aid • Refer to your visual aid during your presentation.

  13. Tips for Success • Organize your materials. • Keep everything for this report in one folder. • Start you list of sources early and keep it in the same folder. • Refer to your assignment sheet every step of the way. • Begin early. Enjoy your research. • Ask questions. • Turn everything in on time.

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