THINK-PAIR-SHARE
1. Take a moment to write down your research topic, include all aspects you want to research, be specific, and any research you have already done. Also, think about what interested you in this topic, and why this topic is important.
2. Share this with the person next to you.
3. Provide feedback to your peer. Ask them, what research have they done so far? Is their a particular aspect that interests you most? What about your topic do you want to learn about further? Provide any tips or avenues they also may want to consider.
Mind map your keywords and your research trajectory.
Using your background research and anything you may have found already map out your research scope(s). Use Bubbl.us to create your mind map or pen/paper.
Go to Bubbl.us and mind map your research ideas related to your topic. Copy the link to your mind map and post it here to share with peers and instructors.
Use your mind map to help you narrow down what specific aspect of your topic you will research.
Main Concept 1 | Concept 2 | Concept 3 |
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wastewater | environment | antibiotics |
Main Concept 1 | Concept 2 | Concept 3 |
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wastewater | environment | antibiotics |
waste water | environmental | pharmaceuticals |
waste management | ecosystem |
Main Concept 1 | Concept 2 | Concept 3 |
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( wastewater OR "waste water" OR "waste management") AND (environment* OR ecosystem) AND (antibiotics OR pharmaceuticals)
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