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Constructing a Research paper using Keyboarding
Track # 61179
Annotations by:  Freddie Williams
 
 Track Category
Grade(s):
High School (9-12)
Subjects(s):
Business/Vocational
Last Modified:
Nov 8, 2001
Format:
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 Track Description
This Track, “Constructing a Research paper using Keyboarding, addresses the stated learning gap of keyboarding students not being familiar with the parts, process and method of keying a research paper. The lesson, "The Research Paper-Searching for a Subject", was chosen because it offers an opportunity for the student to search the web for potential subjects, understand the preliminary steps to planning and writing a research paper and the use of the keyboard to format, edit and key the final copy of the research paper. The 9th grade keyboarding standard states that the student will key business documents; Compose, key and format information using a keyboard; Proofread documents for accuracy, content, and for correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation; Make changes using revision on tracking mode. I chose this unit because it allows my students an opportunity to use the Internet, practice proofreading and formatting skills and improve keyboarding accuracy. Learning expectations addressed in this Track are: (1) Students will research a web site to look for possible subjects for their research paper. (2) The students will use the Internet to develop a process for writing the introduction to the paper. (3) The students will gather information to be contained in their research paper. (4) The student will complete the research paper by taking all notes and information that they have analyzed and produce the final draft of their paper.
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