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1 ESO 3.3 WRITING ARGUMENTATIVE TEXTS: RESEARCHING ON THE NET - Contenido educativo
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Okay, so in this video we're looking at researching and using reliable sources in your own work.
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Step 1.
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Brainstorm everything you know about the topic, the assignment, the article, and that should
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take you more than 10 or 15 seconds, it really should take you a good 10 minutes.
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Step 2.
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It's time to research on the internet once you've done that brainstorm because the best
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ideas in the brainstorm come towards the end.
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So avoid typing the keywords because if you do that you could get, the way I did, 186
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million results just by putting the words, but if you put the keywords in inverted commas
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then the search engine will find only the texts that have those keywords.
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You want to look for information by a reliable source and so it's useful here to put the
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keywords, the word site, colon, and then that reliable source, and if you can see then my
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search narrowed down to about 83 results, which is excellent.
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What if we forget to put the inverted commas so that we only receive the text with that
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information?
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Well, you'll see an example here where I've researched water pollution, I didn't put inverted
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commas and there are so many results.
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Look at the organisation, if it's not reliable scroll down because usually the first one
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that comes along isn't reliable and as you can see here further down was the National
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Geographic.
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So once you've found your reliable and your useful information, what next?
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Step three, paraphrase the information into your own words.
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This is very, very important.
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Don't use the exact words in the text that you've looked for that information.
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So how do we find and write those ideas down?
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I'll show you that now, identifying the key ideas to paragraphs.
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Read the whole paragraph and identify the key, the important ideas.
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Remember the key ideas are not the example.
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So I will read this text.
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From big pieces of garbage to invisible chemicals, a wide range of pollutants end up in our planets,
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lakes, rivers, streams, groundwater, and eventually the oceans.
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Water pollution along with drought inefficiency and an exploding population has contributed
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to a freshwater crisis, threatening the sources we rely on.
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So this is the text.
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It's then important to find the two or the three words, they're usually in the first
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sentence or in the last, and highlight those words.
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The key words in this text are wide range of pollutants, water pollution, and freshwater
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crisis.
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Once you've found those key words, you then have to put them in your own words.
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So I changed wide for huge, range for variety, pollutants for products that contaminate.
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And the last thing you have to remember to do is to cite or write down the sources in
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your bibliography, whether they be text, pictures, audios, write that down.
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Thank you.
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- Raquel Rodríguez Vidal
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- 7 de mayo de 2023 - 19:54
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