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Type some key terms from our brainstorm into the search box of one of these databases to start this activity in class. Browse the articles and come up with at least two key terms for us to use in a search. Add them to the whiteboard.
Annotated bibliographies for a variety of subject areas.
Hundreds of full-text academic encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other sources for introductions to topics, definitions, or factual information. Includes subject-specific titles from art, literature, education, science, religion, history and more.
Daria will show you how to use the key terms you found in part 3.
A collection of scholarly articles, dissertations, and working papers on sociology, political science, education, economics, anthropology, linguistics, and criminology, which can be searched together or individually.
Follow Daria's directions to play a game of telephone as a class to get some ideas for your topic!
Use the whiteboard to do the same activities using your own research topic. Feel free to use additional databases, linked on the Find Reference Sources and Find Scholarly Sources tabs.