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Mastering Secondary Research: Practical Guide for Students

Dive into the world of secondary research! Learn from examples, create spreadsheets, upload data to wikispace, and craft compelling instructions. This guide features insights from previous projects to help you ace module assignments.

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Mastering Secondary Research: Practical Guide for Students

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  1. Went to Rosemary Arnesonand the Hoover Public Library to see how they taught secondary research. • Looked up the pages, for the module assignments, throughout the PC & M textbook. Then, put them into a spreadsheet. • Learned how to upload pages with my information onto wikispace. • Wrote up instructions on how to find industry associations. Past researchby: Sarah Watkins MK 455- SPECIAL TOPICS w/ Dr. Bunn

  2. Industry Associations • Rough draft of your assigned (all) module1)Introduction2)Location and explanation of the source3)Question to be answered4)How the student will answer the questions(text, table, graph, etc...)

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