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How to Write a Great Research Paper
- Adding your research to your brainstorming
- Narrow down your thesis
- Skimming library books
- Find Academic Journals
- Popular magazine
- Skimming Google searches
- Finding blogs and other sources for your thesis
How to Write a Great Research Paper
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- Intro
- Previous Steps to a Thesis
- More Complex Thesis
- Picking a Topic
- Pick an Area of Interest That You Care About & Know About
- Narrow a Topic Down
- Narrowing Down the Topic
- Narrowing Down the Topic: Example 2
- Narrowing Down the Topic: Example 3
- Finding Information: Target
- Finding Information: The Search
- Finding Information: Library Books
- Finding Information: Magazines
- Finding Information: Academic Journals
- Narrow Focus
- Have Arguments You Have Not Thought Of
- Examples
- Use Specialized Search Engines Available Only at Libraries
- Finding Information: Encyclopedias
- Finding Information: Google Search
- Finding Information: Wikipedia
- Finding Information: Blogs
- Finding Information: Online Magazines
- Information to Thesis
- Questions to Help Narrow Down Thesis
- Form Your Thesis
- Make a Tentative Outline
- Example of a Tentative Outline
- What Do You Do With Your Sources































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