'Secondary sources' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 1 and 2 Questions

Unit 1 and 2 Questions. Global 9 Review Myers. Height above sea level Distance from the equator Amount of rainfall Average daily temperature. Which aspect of geography is most influenced by these factors? (1) natural boundaries (2) climate (3) topography (4) mineral resources.

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NCI Research to Reality Mentorship Program

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Free and Low-cost Online Legal Research

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LECTURE 4. RESEARCH METHOD S

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Fastcase Overview

Fastcase Overview. Presenter: Julie Tedjeske, J.D., M.L.S., M.S.I.S. Electronic Resources and Instructional Services Librarian Duquesne Center for Legal Information tedjeskej@duq.edu. Scope of Coverage Information:. www.fastcase.com/coverage. Searching from the Homepage in Fastcase 6.

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Writing the Research Paper

Writing the Research Paper. English 1302. How to Do It. Come up with a thesis Generate an outline Conduct your research Draft your essay Insert your research Write your works cited page. Coming up with a thesis. In this essay, as in your previous one, the thesis sentence

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Historical-Comparative Research

Historical-Comparative Research. Neuman and Robson Ch. 14. Value of Historical Research. It throws light on present and future trends. It enables understanding of and solutions to contemporary problems to be sought in the past.

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The Literature Review

The Literature Review. Dr Areefa Albahri. The Literature Review. The review of the literature is defined as a broad, comprehensive, in-depth, systematic, and critical review of scholarly publications, unpublished scholarly print materials, audiovisual materials, and personal communications.

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Collecting a Research Library

Collecting a Research Library. Dr. Capo, Dr. Trotman & Stacey Allsop , MLS, MIS. Where Not to B egin and Where to B egin!. Limit Web Resources!!!! (Do not begin on the Internet!) Learn to effectively use the Library databases Learn to use search terms efficiently

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Historical Research

Historical Research. COMM 142: Communication Criticism John A. Cagle. Asking the Right Questions. Questions about basic facts : What was going on? Questions about definition : What is it? Questions about evaluation : How do you evaluate the facts and the definition?

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Linking Ontario Students and Their Past Cathy MacDonald and Joanne Lea OHASSTA Conference Toronto, 2008. What is archaeology?. the study of the HUMAN past from the examination of remains of material culture: -artifacts (materials modified and used by humans e.g. an axe)

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Primary and Secondary Resources

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Secondary Research

Secondary Research. Secondary Research (defined). Research information that is used for a purpose other than that for which it was originally intended Secondary research can precede problem identification (discovery) or follow it (investigation)*

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Researching & planning a dissertation

Researching & planning a dissertation. Dr Rebekah Higgitt R.Higgitt@kent.ac.uk. What should a dissertation do?. Make an argument Demonstrate your mastery of primary and secondary sources Demonstrate some originality. Y our research question.

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Controlling Statute

Controlling Statute. Controlling Statute. Now you are ready to explore employer vicarious liability in more detail and retrieve relevant primary law.

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How to Write a Biography

How to Write a Biography . A biography is simply the story of a life. . Biographies analyze and interpret the events in a person's life.

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RUBBER PLANTATION IN NEPAL BY DR UDAYA SHARMA

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Homework #1 Due Thursday, 8/23

Homework #1 Due Thursday, 8/23. Pages HT2- HT18 (Beginning of Textbook). HW #1 PAGES HT2- HT18. 1. Why are Primary Sources such valuable pieces of information to historians? 2. How are Primary Sources different from Secondary Sources? 3. Which type of source is the textbook?.

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