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Terms & Definitions, Journal Entries & Bibliography

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Terms & Definitions, Journal Entries & Bibliography

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See the booklet at left for how to

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Below are the blank source analysis sheets for printing or typing directly into

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8. Hypothesis Development & Focus Questions

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8. Hypothesis Development & Focus Questions

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Here is an easy way to develop a cause and effect hypothesis

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A hypothesis is a tentative statement, theory or proposition that can be tested by further investigation.  Hypotheses allow us to determine, through research, if our theory is correct.. The document below will step you

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Background notes serve to introduce you to the topic. Use your completed concept map to help you write a couple of pages of general notes about your topic. Include information such as:
- who, what, why, where, how, when - e.g:
- historical time, place and context
- individuals who may have been involved (archaeologists, famous personalities)
- general information about the location / site

Remember, this is a background study.  Some aspects could be developed into focus questions for your main research.

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Available below, in all its glory

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Depending on the topic, it is often uselful to include a timeline about the site / topic / person you are studying.  A simple Google search will produce many examples that you can print to include in your research with your annotations

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Always include a map or two in your research. If you are researching a site such as the Temple of Karnak, you should include a map showing where in the world Karnak is, as well as a map showing the temple complex. Don't forget to reference the map in your research journal.

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A short video on how to create a concept map

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Ray W. Howard Library at Shoreline Community College

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An introduction to the basics of concept mapping.

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They can also be hand drawn

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Examples of Concept Maps in History using Bubbl.us

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How to write the Rationale

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Page 1: Title Page
Page 2: Contents Page
Page 3: Rationale
Page 4: Concept Map
Page 5: Timeline / Maps
Page 6-7: Background Notes
Page 8: Hypothesis Development
Page 9: Focus Questions
Page 10-12: Focus Question 1 with reflections
Page 13-15: Focus Question 2 with reflections
Page 16-18: Focus Question 3 with reflections
Page 19-21: Focus Question 4 with reflections
Page 22-23: Source Analysis 1
Page 24-25: Source Analysis 2
Page 26-27: Source Analysis 3
Page 28-29: Source Analysis 4
Back of book: Terms and Definitions (10+)
Back of book: Journal Entries (4)
Back of book: Bibliography