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Steps
3 to 6-Research Cycle
- Gather
with your group to conduct research on your role. Work together
as a group visiting a series of links on the World Wide Web. You
will probably need several class sessions to do this.
- The
purpose of visiting the links is to collect information to learn
more about your role. The information you collect will be used
to complete later steps in the process-assignments for a portfolio
and a presentation to the entire task force.
- Note
that each role visits a different set of links. Other groups can
only learn about your group's views by what you present to them
later. This is why it is important to do a thorough job of conducting
research.
- Ideally,
all group members will visit and review each link for their role.
But if time is limited, divide up the total number of links and
assign a portion of them to each group member.
- Use
these two tools to help you collect information:
- The
template Summarizing
Internet Resources. Print this form and make copies
as needed. Save these forms to place in your portfolio.
- "Questions
to think about as you review these links" are located at the
start of each section of links. Use them to guide your thinking.
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