The following links provided will help you as you research for this project.
William Golding and the Nobel Peace Prize:
Nobel Peace Prize - Official Website
William Golding
William Golding - Author Study:
Biography
Symbolism in LOTF:
Literary Symbolism
Themes:
Literary Themes
Literary Databases:
Literature Resource Center Password = empirelink
Galegroup Password = empirelink
Writing a Lesson Plan
Monday, October 26, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
The Rhetorical/Visual Analysis
SUPA WRITING
For this project I have gathered a few sources where you can look for information
Please utilize the following links as a resource for information for this assignment.These sources along with the links on the right to different search engines - including Google Scholar will help you formulate and support your analysis. The Internet Public Library has information rhetorical analysis . You may need to look several places to find information you can use.
Using the web address, http://www.liu.edu/liu_start.html - you can access Long Island Univerisity's CW Post Library link. From this link you can access the databases available through Post.Once entering the database link - choose Psychology then explore different keyword searches you can use in the databases available such as marketing psychology.
What other subjects (databases) can you search - browse the main menu of the databases available.
You can use the barcode: 21289001049661 to download articles relevent to your topic.
You can also access the Suffolk Library Web and utilize the sources there. Once entering the site, click on E Resources on the left hand side. You will use the barcode: 21248001400456 and password jordan The databases available through this site will also have full length articles and literary critiques
For this project I have gathered a few sources where you can look for information
Please utilize the following links as a resource for information for this assignment.These sources along with the links on the right to different search engines - including Google Scholar will help you formulate and support your analysis. The Internet Public Library has information rhetorical analysis . You may need to look several places to find information you can use.
Using the web address, http://www.liu.edu/liu_start.html - you can access Long Island Univerisity's CW Post Library link. From this link you can access the databases available through Post.Once entering the database link - choose Psychology then explore different keyword searches you can use in the databases available such as marketing psychology.
What other subjects (databases) can you search - browse the main menu of the databases available.
You can use the barcode: 21289001049661 to download articles relevent to your topic.
You can also access the Suffolk Library Web and utilize the sources there. Once entering the site, click on E Resources on the left hand side. You will use the barcode: 21248001400456 and password jordan The databases available through this site will also have full length articles and literary critiques
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Science Research 2 - Journal Search
In addition to the databases and websites we previously reviewed::
You may need to look several places to find different articles .Using the web address, http://www.liu.edu/liu_start.html - you can access Long Island Univerisity's CW Post Library link. From this link you can access the databases available through Post.Once entering the database link - choose Science then from the annotations available choose a database that best describes what you need (example: Biology) You can use the barcode: 21289001049661 to download articles relevent to your topic - Science Online and Science Direct are 2 places that might make a good start!!! :)
You may need to look several places to find different articles .Using the web address, http://www.liu.edu/liu_start.html - you can access Long Island Univerisity's CW Post Library link. From this link you can access the databases available through Post.Once entering the database link - choose Science then from the annotations available choose a database that best describes what you need (example: Biology) You can use the barcode: 21289001049661 to download articles relevent to your topic - Science Online and Science Direct are 2 places that might make a good start!!! :)
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Science Research 1 - Researching an Important Scientist
Developing Effective Research Skills
How do you begin research?
There are good habits to develop when beginning a research project. The first is to decide what it is you want or need to know.
Here is your project:
You will research a scientist of your choice. There are 2 parts to this project.
Part One::: 3-5 page research paper
cover page with a creative title(name, teacher's name, class, date due
and reference section)
*** 2-3 credible references are required
Part Two::: Power Point Presentation/ 5-8minute oral presentation on your
chosen scientist
To begin this project you need to choose a scientist you would like to know more about.
One place to begin is using a search engine and searching the scientist using his or her name.
Search by first then last name and then switch it.
Does this change the information you receive?
Try using your scientist of choice's name then adding a (+) and attaching the contribution they made or the type of science they study(ied)
Ex.: Jonas Salk+vaccinations
When using an internet source, it is important to review whether the source is "good"
Please follow the link at the top of the blog on the right to review an individual source to see if it fits the criteria of an acceptable source.
Databases are a great place to search for information because all the sources compiled in a database are "good"!!!! This will make your research easier.
The following links are to databases that might contain information suitable for this project:
Science Online
Username: lbhs Password: lbhs
Follow the link for biographies - you can search for a person by name or by the discipline of science
Suffolk Web
to use this link you will need my bar code: 21248001400456 and password: jordan
this will bring you to Suffolk County's Eresources of databases available through the library system.
How do you begin research?
There are good habits to develop when beginning a research project. The first is to decide what it is you want or need to know.
Here is your project:
You will research a scientist of your choice. There are 2 parts to this project.
Part One::: 3-5 page research paper
cover page with a creative title(name, teacher's name, class, date due
and reference section)
*** 2-3 credible references are required
Part Two::: Power Point Presentation/ 5-8minute oral presentation on your
chosen scientist
To begin this project you need to choose a scientist you would like to know more about.
One place to begin is using a search engine and searching the scientist using his or her name.
Search by first then last name and then switch it.
Does this change the information you receive?
Try using your scientist of choice's name then adding a (+) and attaching the contribution they made or the type of science they study(ied)
Ex.: Jonas Salk+vaccinations
When using an internet source, it is important to review whether the source is "good"
Please follow the link at the top of the blog on the right to review an individual source to see if it fits the criteria of an acceptable source.
Databases are a great place to search for information because all the sources compiled in a database are "good"!!!! This will make your research easier.
The following links are to databases that might contain information suitable for this project:
Science Online
Username: lbhs Password: lbhs
Follow the link for biographies - you can search for a person by name or by the discipline of science
Suffolk Web
to use this link you will need my bar code: 21248001400456 and password: jordan
this will bring you to Suffolk County's Eresources of databases available through the library system.
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