Question

Who's good at English 9? I really need help on a Portfolio!!!!

Answer 1

ME

Answer 2

Do you have a Kik?

Answer 3

yea

Answer 4

but i havent got on it lately my fone is off

Answer 5

Well, I don't know how to post the Portfolio on here.

Answer 6

go to attachments an the post it

Answer 7

just attach file

Answer 8

I know how to do that. But, what I mean is, how do I copy the portfolio from Connections?

Answer 9

i go to that school to

Answer 10

an just print screen put in paint an save it

Answer 11

Print screen? WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT????

Answer 12

Prewriting: Developing a Research Proposal

research in the dictionary
In the previous lesson, you began investigating the topic of your research paper by identifying specific research questions. In this lesson, you will continue with your investigation by writing a research proposal.

A research proposal is a broad overview of the topic, scope, and general direction of your research paper. A research proposal does not have to be too specific, nor does it represent the final outline of your paper. It is just a way to start putting your ideas together and thinking about potential areas of focus for your paper.

At the end of this lesson, you will submit your research proposal to your teacher for feedback. Your teacher will help you identify possible problems with your approach. For example, your teacher might suggest that you research more information, or add another subtopic to your paper. He or she may also suggest that you narrow your topic to make your paper more focused. Whatever feedback you receive, you will have time to rethink your proposal before you start researching information.

Objectives

Draft a 1-page research proposal explaining topic, major research questions, and potential areas of focus
Identify the differences between primary and secondary sources and examples of each source type
Understand writing conventions for capitalization

Answer 13

In the last lesson, you learned about the difference between primary and secondary sources of research. You will use both types of sources as part of your research.

Click on the link below to watch the "Old Faithful Sources" Discovery Education™ streaming movie. (Note: Due to the length of this video clip, it may take a few minutes to download.)

Answer 14

Complete these activities.

Read pp. 444–447 in The Essential Guide to Language, Writing, & Literature for guidelines on gathering information for your research paper. Remember that at this point, you are continuing to do preliminary research to explore research questions and develop a focus for your paper topic. Use the strategies outlined in the textbook to make your research more efficient and focused.

Limit your research topic by following these guidelines:

Choose an idea that will interest you and your readers.
Limit your exploration of the idea to a subject that you can find information about.
Choose a subject that you already have some insights about.
Develop a 1-page proposal explaining your topic and areas of focus. Your research proposal should include the following:

a short paragraph that introduces your topic
an explanation of the reason this topic interests you
an explanation of the research questions you plan to address in your research paper
an explanation of potential additional topics you identified that relate to your main topic
preliminary ideas about potential sources you will use to gather information
You will submit your research proposal to your teacher later in this lesson.

Click on the link below to access the online textbook.

Mouse icon The Essential Guide to Language, Writing, & Literature

Click on the links below to view the "Research Paper Guidelines" and the "Research Paper Rubric."

Mouse icon Research Paper Guidelines

Mouse icon Research Paper Rubric

Click on the link below to use 6 Trait Power Write® to continue English 9 B: The Research Paper: Research.

Follow the steps below to access English 9 B: The Research Paper: Research.

Click on the link below to access 6 Trait Power Write.
Click on the Go to My Writing link under the Writing in Progress section.
Click on the pencil icon that corresponds to the writing for today’s lesson.
The details for the assignment will now appear. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and then click on the button that appears to open or continue your writing.
Mouse icon 6 Trait Power Write

Answer 15

what do you want to write about??i go to connexus to

Answer 16

Do you have a Kik???

Answer 17

@meme106

Answer 18

no you can always wemail me i try to help you Lydia Henderson or i can use my fb

Answer 19

Send me a link to your Facebook and I'll send you a friend request. My name is Haven Thompson.

Answer 20

for the prewritting just choose any topic like for ex mermai,president,king of england for example and then just say why u choode this subject like she said in here
Choose an idea that will interest you and your readers.
Limit your exploration of the idea to a subject that you can find information about.
Choose a subject that you already have some insights about.
Develop a 1-page proposal explaining your topic and areas of focus. Your research proposal should include the following:

Answer 21

a short paragraph that introduces your topic
an explanation of the reason this topic interests you
an explanation of the research questions you plan to address in your research paper
an explanation of potential additional topics you identified that relate to your main topic
preliminary ideas about potential sources you will use to gather information
You will submit your research proposal to your teacher later in this lesson.

Answer 22

Send me a link to your Facebook and I'll send you a friend request...

Answer 23

okay hold on

Answer 24

https://www.facebook.com/mo.henderson.146

Answer 25

I sent you a friend request. Message me on there.

Answer 26

okay

Answer 27

@Phebe