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Please take out your tan packet and something to write with! (you don’t need to write down today’s learning target). Welcome back to the classroom!. Learning Target: Evaluate sources and troubleshoot research issues. 2/11/14. “Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything .”~Wyatt Earp.
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Please take out your tan packet and something to write with! (you don’t need to write down today’s learning target) Welcome back to the classroom! Learning Target: Evaluate sources and troubleshoot research issues 2/11/14 “Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything.”~Wyatt Earp
Agenda 2/11/14 • Plan for the week • Update calendar… • Bellwork • Gathering sources/troubleshooting works cited Homework: • Check #1 is now Check #2 Friday in Lab 503 • We’re in Lab 503 for the rest of the week! • I’m here after school Thursday in Lab 200 for extra help- please come if you need help!!
Calendar Updates • Good news, you get some delays on due dates! • Notes Check #1 CANCELED • Notes Check #2 Friday in Lab 503 • (Notes Check #3 will still be 2/21- you got an extra lab day!) • Next assignment to think about-Works Consulted • For NEXTTuesday, 2/18, bring your draft works consulted (just copy and paste all your notes page sources over to a Word document). We’ll be editing these IN CLASS Tuesday, so on time credit is printed out when you arrive! • The final Works Consulted will be turned in and checked for accuracy on Feb. 21st when you do your final notes check
Bellwork 2/10/14 EVERYBODY be ready to share about what you’re learning so far with the class! • What is your narrowed-down topic? • (Don’t just say “sports”- but what about sports?) • What is the coolest/most interesting thing you’ve learned so far about your topic? • What info do you feel like you still need to gather to answer your questions? • What (if any) questions do you have about the process/next steps going forward?
Little stumped for good sources? • Check out Google Books • books.google.com • and Google Scholar • scholar.google.com
How to use it • http://books.google.com/books?id=prV4UrZ2df0C&printsec=frontcover&dq=music+and+the+brain&hl=en&sa=X&ei=bM73UvTPO8z0oASC0YKYDQ&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=music%20and%20the%20brain&f=false
Google Scholar • Not for those in a rush, but great for those of you not finding “official” enough sources
When possible, choose the pdf sources from Google Scholar • http://www.moodelevatingmusic.com/articles/article-music-and-brain.pdf
Or, search for the article if you hit a “paywall” • Copy and paste the whole title into “regular” Google (but use “ “ for increased accuracy!) • Doh! • http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4684-8917-0_10# • “Regular Google” • “Neurobiologic Functions of Rhythm, Time, and Pulse in Music” • Yea! • http://www.microsoundmusic.com/papers.html?bpid=8888
But now that you have them, how do you cite them? • It’s not really a website, but it’s not really a print journal…it’s a pebsiteal! • Use the original source info to cite it like a journal or actual book- THEN finish it up with the “website-y” info found on the bottom of the free website page in the yellow book • http://staff.camas.wednet.edu/blogs/camashslic/files/2013/09/formatdocguide13_14_2.pdf
Any questions? • I’m available after school Thursday this week in the 200 lab! Please come if you’re feeling confused/stumped/frustrated!