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Organizing Your Research
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Exercises
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- Use the suggestions in this OWL to create and carry out a research strategy
for a paper, speech, or other research project you have been assigned. Keep
a research process journal in which you record your questions, sources you
use, terminology you use, successes or changes you need to make, and useful
sources you find. At the end, evaluate your strategy. What did you learn about
doing research?
- If you don't have a suitable research project currently under way, use one
of the suggested topics in the exercises for OWL
4, or think of one on your own. Do the research, keep the journal, but
don't write the paper.
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Last Updated: January 18, 2005