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Introduction |
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Notes to Library Media Specialists |
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FINDS Documents
Research Process Model, Student Tasks/Skills Chart - both in pdf format |
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Forms
Forms and worksheets for use when planning with the FINDS model - individual files or all 5 documents (pdf or Word format) |
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Teaching Students to Use FINDS |
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FINDS Resources
CCRO, DDRO, poster, other handouts - all in pdf format |
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FINDS Online Resources
Resources for each area of the FINDS model - Focus, Investigate, Note, Develop, Score |
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FINDS graphics
Download individual graphics or the entire set (CCRO, DDRO) |
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Related Links
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What is my assignment or the information problem to be solved? |
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What are my questions and/or thesis sentence? |
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What types of information will be needed? |
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How will I organize my search plan? |
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What keywords and alternate search terms would be best for my topic? |
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What search terminology and techniques should I use? |
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Getting
started with your research means identifying your topic. This site
will help. |
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Can't think
of a topic? If your teacher didn't assign one, this topic generator
might help. Or you might just have fun thinking about new topics
for research!. |
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Are you sure
you know exactly what you need to do in your assignment? Do you
know what information will help? This site will help you get started. |
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You have a
topic, now what was the question??? How to come up with good research
questions for your project. |
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