Preparing Ourselves For Excellence: Developing Better Research Skills
Expect more, think critically and work hard to acquire knowledge. Believe that you are worth acquiring the information that is available to you and become successful at all things of virtue. Fight for more information! Think critically, exercise a healthy distrust for all information that is fed to you and question, research, analyze and establish an informed and responsible conclusion. Then, make a difference in this world and become an asset to your society not a liability. Lastly, in response to all of the naysayers, remember these...
Fighting Words By: NAB
I refuse to practice mediocrity
due to your discomfort with my presence.
If you have a problem with my ability,
I suggest you cease to exist.
For, your misery I do no seek as a companion;
thus, better your slumber be in silence than wakeful
in agony of your own ineptitude.
2005 All Rights Reserved.
Now putting theory into practice after taking a stand. The information below is presented to my youngest readers with great expectation; and to the oldest of you who have not discovered this yet. There is truth in the saying that, "Information is power." In turn however, knowing how to ACCESS this information is the key to harness that power. Become Information Literate!
The following link is being provided to you as a resource to become aware of NOW in preparation for your college and professional experiences.
Follow this Research Exercise Example:
(1.) Go to Bedford St. Martins, Patterns for College Writing: A Rhetorical Reader and Guide By L. G. Kirszer and S. R. Mandell
http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/patterns/default.asp?s=&n=&i=&v=&o=&ns=0&uid=0&rau=0
(2.) Scroll down to the bottom of the page,
(3.) Click on TopLinks,
(4.) In the 2nd box from the top click on "See all available links for topic," Click Government and Politics or any of the links on the left side of the page. Happy Researching!
Click on comments below and submit questions regarding a specific topic(s) that you are unable to locate legitimate source material for. Don't forget to access the links on this site for additional information on the web.
Fighting Words By: NAB
I refuse to practice mediocrity
due to your discomfort with my presence.
If you have a problem with my ability,
I suggest you cease to exist.
For, your misery I do no seek as a companion;
thus, better your slumber be in silence than wakeful
in agony of your own ineptitude.
2005 All Rights Reserved.
Now putting theory into practice after taking a stand. The information below is presented to my youngest readers with great expectation; and to the oldest of you who have not discovered this yet. There is truth in the saying that, "Information is power." In turn however, knowing how to ACCESS this information is the key to harness that power. Become Information Literate!
The following link is being provided to you as a resource to become aware of NOW in preparation for your college and professional experiences.
Follow this Research Exercise Example:
(1.) Go to Bedford St. Martins, Patterns for College Writing: A Rhetorical Reader and Guide By L. G. Kirszer and S. R. Mandell
http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/patterns/default.asp?s=&n=&i=&v=&o=&ns=0&uid=0&rau=0
(2.) Scroll down to the bottom of the page,
(3.) Click on TopLinks,
(4.) In the 2nd box from the top click on "See all available links for topic," Click Government and Politics or any of the links on the left side of the page. Happy Researching!
Click on comments below and submit questions regarding a specific topic(s) that you are unable to locate legitimate source material for. Don't forget to access the links on this site for additional information on the web.
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