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They only look at the first snippet of information that comes up on google

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They only look at the first snippet of information that comes up on google

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kids who don't know how to read through and pick out relevant and supporting details--they don't know how to "read" and use reserch sources

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kids who don't know how to read through and pick out relevant and supporting details--they don't know how to "read" and use reserch sources

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Students pull "information" without thinking critically about it. They sometimes just want to fill up the paper...

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There is so much to cover and so little time!! I always feel like no matter how much I cover, there are still things that required more depth. Also, students are often resistant to NoodleTools which makes me sad & feel like I have to be a Noodle Tools sales rep :)

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There is so much to cover and so little time!! I always feel like no matter how much I cover, there are still things that required more depth. Also, students are often resistant to NoodleTools which makes me sad & feel like I have to be a Noodle Tools sales rep :)

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Students who never find content to prove their position.

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Students who never find content to prove their position.

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Even if I provide sources, I still have students who want to cite Google and Wikipedia. They have guidance to scroll to the bottom in Wikipedia, but they still cite Wikipedia. Grrrr.

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Lack of depth and connections to content

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Lack of depth and connections to content

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Students do not know how to skim articles to see if they are useful for their projects

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Students do not know how to skim articles to see if they are useful for their projects

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The ability to integrate valuable information into THEIR answer/opinion. I feel like they think the quotes are the answers.

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Not enough time to cover everything--we almost need a course just for research

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Not enough time to cover everything--we almost need a course just for research

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They don't "read" the information - they just copy and assume they know.  For example - they had to find a map of their country - for 5 different countries I got a map of ancient greece

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They don't "read" the information - they just copy and assume they know.  For example - they had to find a map of their country - for 5 different countries I got a map of ancient greece

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Submitting the project to "get it done" versus doing it correctly and meeting expectations

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Submitting the project to "get it done" versus doing it correctly and meeting expectations

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1. Their citations are terrible even when shown the proper way to build citations

2. Their research is shallow. They go with whatever is easiest to find.

3. Their integration of information is shallow.