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Guided research routines

Break research into questions, evidence, interpretation, and revision.

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The idea

Break research into questions, evidence, interpretation, and revision.

Classroom example

A student researching a local policy first lists what must be known, opens cited sources, then writes which claim each source supports.

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Use this checklist for guided research routines.

  • Require a research question before a search
  • Ask students to open and label evidence
  • End with a revision note
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