You will be choosing a topic that explores some aspect of the Native American experience. This aspect can relate to current issues, cultural beliefs, or historical events. To select a topic you will want to review class readings, homework, search gale data bases, library guides and Google. Once you have decided upon a topic, start researching! Use the "citable chrome" note-taking format to record relevant research and sources used. Sources must be correctly cited using easy bib or citation maker.
Below is a link to the library guides to get you started.
http://lhslibpdx.libguides.com/nwnativeamericantribes
If you would prefer using a digital note format for research click on the link below:docs.google.com/document/d/1v0sqSAI7J2GpVMoLVP5BbVFpfA5YYfCMgsPAtMr2IQc/edit
Early in the research process, develop an inquiry question about your topic. This question will guide in your continued research. and will be the focus of an essay you will be writing.
Below is a calendar of due dates:
Due on November 24/25 - Clearly stated research question and digital notes (4 sources minimum)
Due on December 1/2 - Graphic organizer of essay
Due on December 7/8- First draft and peer editing
Due on December 15/16 - Final essay with work cited page
http://lhslibpdx.libguides.com/nwnativeamericantribes
If you would prefer using a digital note format for research click on the link below:docs.google.com/document/d/1v0sqSAI7J2GpVMoLVP5BbVFpfA5YYfCMgsPAtMr2IQc/edit
Early in the research process, develop an inquiry question about your topic. This question will guide in your continued research. and will be the focus of an essay you will be writing.
Below is a calendar of due dates:
Due on November 24/25 - Clearly stated research question and digital notes (4 sources minimum)
Due on December 1/2 - Graphic organizer of essay
Due on December 7/8- First draft and peer editing
Due on December 15/16 - Final essay with work cited page
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