Research Steps - Prof. Zides by Ms. Witsell

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Creating a checklist

Doing an outline

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Outline

Not procrastinating

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Consulting a librarian or writing center specialist

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written down all of my thoughts and ideas, organizing them, and creating topics then finding supporting ideas and sources for each

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talking to a research librarian

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I would read the passage, think about what I just read then write the paper

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Plan the structure of the paper before filling it in

Creating an outline

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I like to start writing as soon as I finish researching. I don’t like to outline or create drafts. I work better just writing out the full length paper and reviewing and removing things later.

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Doing the thesis first so it can guide the paper

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Doing sections of project over a longer period of time (ex. Rough draft over 3 days rather than one long day)

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Talking to a librarian

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Writing many rough drafts

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writing down my key points and what i want to elaborate on

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Not cramming work at the last minute

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Utilizing the help of the librarians to find sources and narrow down topics

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give myself more time

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Prepping citations on another document when I come across a source I could use in my paper. It’s easier to delete a citation in a works cited later than go back and add it in.

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Set a firm date I want to have my rough draft due by. I want to make sure I leave time to focus on the final.