The lessons below work well together (although feel free to mix and match)!Choose 2 - 3 for a single class period or for visits over several weeks or months.Still not sure? Contact us for a consultation! |
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Intelligent Online Searching |
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All About the (Data)base |
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Manage Your Research Project |
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Let's Get Scholarly |
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Search Outside the Box |
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Putting It Together |
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Reading and Writing |
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So Very Literary |
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Informed Citizen Fact Checking Sites and Strategies |
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21st Century Life |
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Can't Fool Me |
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Advanced Googling |
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Evaluating Sources |
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Identifying Source Types |
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Annotated Bibliography |
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How to Read a Scholarly Article |
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Literature Review |
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Scholarly Journals |
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Writing Annotations |
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How to Find a Book on the Shelf (and Why) |
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How to Read for School |
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Inquiry-Enriched Essay |
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Media Literacy |
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Science (and Social Science) in the Media |
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Social Media and You |
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Databases To Know (General) |
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Discipline-Specific Databases (Tips & Tricks!) |
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Scholarly Journals |
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Ebooks |
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How to Find a Book on the Shelf (and Why) |
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Using Footnotes for Research |
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Wikipedia for Research |
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Literary Criticism |
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Literature for Children and Young Adults |
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Reception Study |
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Fact Checking Sites and Strategies |
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Media Literacy |
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Urban Legends |
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Balanced Research Portfolio |
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Guided Inquiry |
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Source Worksheet |
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Annotated Bibliography |
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References Page (APA, Chicago Style) |
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Understanding Citations |
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Works Cited Page (MLA Style) |
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Writing Annotations |
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Fact Checking Sites and Strategies |
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Media Literacy |
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NYT: The Historical New York Times |
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Personal News Network |
