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1. Write YOUR TOPIC
2. List KEYWORDS related to your topic.
3. List TWO DATABASES you might search for articles on your topic. Consider why you chose them. Does the journal relate to biology? Is the database focused on ecology/biology and current events? Is the database helpful to find Canadian content?
4. Find a JOURNAL ARTICLE on your topic. Write the APA citation.
5. Find a NEWS OR MAGAZINE ARTICLE on your topic. Write the APA Citation
6. Do you have any QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS about your research for this assignment? Use your ticket out the door to write down your question and the librarian will build an FAQ to help share tips and answer questions.
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