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The muddiest part for me is forming my paragraphs and starting my paper i'm confused on how it should start and how not to make run on sentences.

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For me I mostly had trouble looking for the information needed for report. Most weren't what I actually wanted. And those that seemed helpful had to paid for.

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For me I mostly had trouble looking for the information needed for report. Most weren't what I actually wanted. And those that seemed helpful had to paid for.

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The muddiest part of the annotated bibliography is that I tend to get hyper-focused on things that I find interesting, waste time, and unaware that I'm doing unproductive activities.

Self-awareness is important, and I let my discipline get in the way of accomplishing things on time. This makes it especially hard when I tend to overcomplicate my assignments. As Ms. Buckley stated before, I should simplify my future assignments.

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What i have trouble with doing a research paper like this is the lack of information that i will have. When its something new or out of my comfort zone I tend to get overwhelmed and just lose focus. Hopefully by the end of this I will build confidence in myself.

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I’m having trouble focusing on my topic while still tying in my supporting details .And not going off topic.Also am I supposed to have the opposing Side at the end ?

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I think that the most trouble that I have had with the bibliography is finding enough information to substantiate my claim. However, it isn't giving me as much trouble anymore.

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In my opinion choosing a topic is complicated and keep talking about the same thing I think I need to choose really good topic that I am very interest if not i'll just get bored , I also hate reading, not interesting stuff I like reading about the planet and natural energy the soul and body and if my research paper is long blagh it has to be interesting to me to do work or something new in my brain.

Last time I did a research paper was in high school 6 years ago so I really don't remember exactly what I need to do.

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The part that I struggled the most was to find the MLA format, and trying to summarize everything in one sentence or two.

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the hardest thing I struggled with was choosing a topic, I was in between two but feel I chose the one more interesting I thought to write about.

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I'm confused on how to get my topic timeline to make sense.

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The part I struggle with the most is how to start the paper and then I get off the topic.   I like that you explain pretty well everything, that we are able to understand.                                                                                                                                                                                              

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The part I struggle with the most is how to start the paper and then I get off the topic.   I like that you explain pretty well everything, that we are able to understand.                                                                                                                                                                                              

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Liliana Rodriguez

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In my opinion, the part that I most likely would struggle with forming my paragraphs. Just because its going to be a lot of given information and not knowing where to place is the problem.

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Everything is pretty straight forward, I just confuse the courses both ENGL and INRW. I need to revise things a few times in order to grasp it. You do  break things down pretty well, thanks.                                                  Jose Mariscal.

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Everything is pretty straight forward, I just confuse the courses both ENGL and INRW. I need to revise things a few times in order to grasp it. You do  break things down pretty well, thanks.                                                  Jose Mariscal.

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How to start my paper and not lose focus on my topic. I worry that I might not know how to unwrap my thoughts.

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Annotated Bibliography seems to be straight forward, it is mostly about organization and breaking down information, what I'm most worried about is over researching if that makes sense. I don't want to loose my sight of focus. My goal is to research, select the sources that seem most related to my area of focus, by skimming the sources first; then more carefully read those that seem useful to me.

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For now, I have to take in the information about the details like the summary, the font and the articles I'm going to pick. I already have my topic chosen and I feel that I'm going to catch up on Wednesday .

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For now, I have to take in the information about the details like the summary, the font and the articles I'm going to pick. I already have my topic chosen and I feel that I'm going to catch up on Wednesday .

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Nayely Ramirez Vivar

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I am understanding the concept right now, but when we get started, I do know I will have questions as to How should the paper be started off? If that makes sense.

Doris Pena

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I'm doing fine right now, I think we're I'm going to struggle is starting and choosing my research. I might struggle how to word the short description of the article.

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I think that I have the hang of thing's for the most part. If I have any question once it gets closer to me starting the assignment I will be sure to ask for help.

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I think that I have the hang of thing's for the most part. If I have any question once it gets closer to me starting the assignment I will be sure to ask for help.

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If I'm being honest, my main struggle is where to even begin, I mean I started, but I don't know how to make it sound more acknowledgeable.

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It was all seeming pretty muddy to me to be honest. I think it's just the amount of words that tried to trick me but clears up when I accept that I need to go through carefully and even repeatedly. After taking a while to really go through everything and sit with it, it's been simpler to piece everything together. The video you posted really helped so so much thank you!

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Reading what's on here has helped to clear up a few of the things. I was having trouble with the lack of relevant resources that came up when I tried to find stuff on the "Explain the difference in parenting in the past 50 years" topic. (I'm switching topics). The other thing is, I think I lack the foresight to know exactly what stance I'll take on a paper until I'm writing it/making the outline. So I'm afraid I'll include sources that will end up being irrelevant to the final paper. Will that be okay?

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I think I understand it well enough. Might have gotten a little mixed up on the font styles? I think I got it right.

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I just struggle to start doing the assignment :/

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Hello, this is totally new for me. I don't understand most of it, but I'm reading along the other students posts to get a better understanding of this. Thank you!

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Hello this is Andre, for the Annotated Bibliography is that how you want us to do ours for the short summary in the sample; should it be Italic or normal format?  

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Hello this is Andre, for the Annotated Bibliography is that how you want us to do ours for the short summary in the sample; should it be Italic or normal format?  

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The muddiest part about the Annotated Bibliography is that it's been awhile since I've done one and I'm not completely comfortable with the overall writing style for this type of paper

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I'm having trouble picking a topic really. It would be helpful if I had a few options to choose from. This is new for me and I'm not sure if I truly understand what the expectations are. 

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I'm having trouble picking a topic really. It would be helpful if I had a few options to choose from. This is new for me and I'm not sure if I truly understand what the expectations are. 

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Hello, Kiara here! I don't think I had any muddy points about the annotated bibliography since I've written some before. Honestly, I could be better but with practice I can polish up my skills. If I ever have any questions, I won't be afraid to reach out and ask what I am doing wrong. Thank you.

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Hello, Kiara here! I don't think I had any muddy points about the annotated bibliography since I've written some before. Honestly, I could be better but with practice I can polish up my skills. If I ever have any questions, I won't be afraid to reach out and ask what I am doing wrong. Thank you.

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So far I have understood everything except for the annotation part. Due to all the steps you have to take to make one.

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So far I have understood everything except for the annotation part. Due to all the steps you have to take to make one.

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I need help understanding the concept of an annotated bibliography. I got lost in the part where we were told to interview an expert and that we should interview a librarian. I still need clarification on how to go about it. 

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I need help understanding the concept of an annotated bibliography. I got lost in the part where we were told to interview an expert and that we should interview a librarian. I still need clarification on how to go about it. 

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I don't understand the point of an annotated bibliography it seem unnecessary in the grand scheme of things.

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Hey! So, my muddiest point about the Annotated Bibliography is definitely figuring out how to properly format the citations. It's a bit confusing for me, but I'm trying to get the hang of it.

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I've never really done and Annotated Bibliography before and for some reason i just cant grasp the concept around it. I'm assuming that its kind of like a brainstorming thing? You find the sources that for your topic and annotate them already and so you can write your paper based off of that? I'm not really sure but i would say that's my muddiest point is that i just don't understand why.

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What confuses me about annotated Bibliography is that there are many different ways to annotate Bibliography. I had a refresher on annotated Bibliography in my Government class, slightly different from when I first learned how to annotate Bibliography. Now I have this assignment where we need to annotate 10 Bibliography that is also different. However, when I am annotating, it looks incorrect to me, so I keep trying to correct it back to the way I learned, look at your example, and change it again. Every course is different, and teachers have other requirements, but it is getting me to stay on track.