Teaching Research Paper Writing
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Priscilla Said:
Does anybody know of any movies about teaching english in a foreign country?We Answered:
Well, there's Good Morning Vietnam, The King and I, The Magus and Mind Your Language to begin with but I'm sure there are others!Alfredo Said:
Can anyone help me to write a short research paper on Audio visual vs. Kinesthetic study of teaching English?We Answered:
I gather you are in your methods course. This does not bode well for whatever school gets stuck with you for a teacher. Are you going to have your students get someone else to do their homework. What a loser!Frances Said:
please Help, research paper!!!?We Answered:
It would help if you had a link to the paper, its hard to right a conclusion to a paper you've never read.Some pointers for a conclusion:
talk about the main ideas of your paragraphs / sections.
Restate the thesis in a different way.
Tell people how somthing is, never use i think in a conclusion
Kelly Said:
I need help writing a outline for a research paper?We Answered:
It should be in this format:Intro Paragraph: Thesis
Body Paragraphs:
Topic Sentence
Supporting Statement
Concrete Illustration
Concrete Illustration
Supporting Statement
Concrete Illustration
Concrete Illustration
Gwendolyn Said:
Teaching research papers...help!?We Answered:
Not sure exactly what sort of research paper you are trying for, but there are a few approaches which have been tried and tested -For general in-depth study papers, try the WHo-What-Where-When-Why-How and add what was the impact on ------- (insert 'area' name here).... impress upon them the good paragraph structure, and reinforce the idea that a well-thought and well-written research paper will educate and inform others about the given topic.
For more scientific research papers (to prove a point, using statistics), get them to start with a general question (or question 'area'), then hone that question down to a specific question which contains few variables, and can be 'researched' (through surveys, etc.) to come up with data which will support or refute the research topic (refuting it might not be a 'bad' thing)... this approach will teach the students a structured approach (Juniors can handle it)... and, it will incorporate some of their math skills as well.....
Hope this helps...