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SLO-Engage in a recursive process of prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and proofreading  -Engage in a reflective process of evaluating their own drafts and those of others 

Before starting a research project it is good to make a plan based on the type of research assignment you will be doing. Too often, students overlook this crucial step and run out of time or get overwhelmed by the research process. In this lesson, you will get tips for managing a research project and keeping a research notebook.

3.1: The Reading Notetaking and Managing a Research Project
To learn more about note taking and managing the research project read the following articles from Excelsior OWL (CC-BY) and Quillbot (CC-BY-NC-SA).
3.2: The Classroom Lecture and Activity
Learn how to prepare for a research project and keep a research notebook.
3.3: The Assignment Creating a Research Plan
Practice creating a research plan.

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