- PS 156 Frederick Law Olmsted
- Research Papers & Projects
Olmsted Library Page
- Welcome to the Library
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- Research Paper Resources
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- Citations
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Research Papers & Projects
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Research Papers: Step-by-Step
Planning Your Research- what is research & how do you start?
Choosing a Topic- how to decide on a topic & how to narrow or broaden it
Thesis Statements- how to write a good thesis statement & thesis generators
Search Strategy- how to find your information
Databases- Using the district databases for research
Website Evaluation- how to recognize quality, accurate information
Excellent Web Resources- reputable sites where you can find facts & statistics on various topics
Plagiarism & Citation- how to avoid plagiarism & how to create citations & a works cited page
How to Create an Individual Citation
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More Information:
Conducting Research
See the Research Process Slideshow below under FILES.
Step by Step Process of Research at the Internet Public Library
Steps in the Research Process Cambridge Rindge & Latin School
Writing a Research Paper
Information on quoting, paraphrasing, in-text citation, plagiarism and citing your sources.