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World Cultures Geography Research Project 2014
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Geography Research Project
Sixth Grade World Cultures
Be a Research SUPER HERO.
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Bulleted Notes
Plagiarism (n.):
using someone else’s words or ideas as your own without properly giving credit to that person
What can you plagiarize?
Steps to Avoid Plagiarism
• FACTS
• NO complete
sentences
• Succinct
• Reword
synonyms/descri
ptions in own
words!
• Look @ notes
• Rewrite in own
words
• No need to look at
original text
• Cite every source
you use
• When?
• As SOON as
you know it will
be useful!
Close Reading
How to be a GOOD reader Careful, purposeful rereading of text Zooming in close pulling back Asking questions Knowing your text INSIDE and OUT
Why? So you can explain it Know main idea Ask and answer questions Make connections – learn!
Close Reading: Three Steps
1st Reading
A Perilous Plight
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have been faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
BASIC GIST:BASIC GIST:
Guinea is facing many environmental
problems.
2nd Reading - DetailsSymbol Tool
Underline What you understand or know about
Star Important word/ concept I know
Highlight Important word /concept I do not know
? Unsure/I have a question
Infinity sign (∞) Reminds me of something else
A Perilous Plight
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
Second Reading
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Underline Important facts
Star (*) Important word or concept I know
? (??) Unsure/I have a question
Infinity sign (∞) Reminds me of something else
Highlight Important word or concept I do not know
A Perilous Plight
While *Guinea is not as ?ecologically diverse? as many
∞neighboring countries∞, the abundance of *natural resources
provides it with the means for ?sustainable development. Since
1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious
natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the
nation will be able to avoid ∞environmental destruction∞ .
Second Reading
Symbol Tool
Underline Important facts
Star (*) Important word or concept I know
? (??) Unsure/I have a question
Infinity sign (∞) Reminds me of something else
Highlight Important word or concept I do not know
A Perilous Plight
*Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut
down and are ∞overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other
countries has made conservation impossible?. Guinea has ∞no national
parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to
logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country
are turning into ∞desert?. The soil has become contaminated in places,
and *erosion is occurring; poor mining practices? are especially likely to
damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced
overexploitation to the point where there is a significant ∞shortage of
fish∞ to be caught.
Third Reading: Understand!
Bulleted Notes
Read all the way through!
No complete sentences
Most important facts in your own words
Rephrase synonyms and important phrases in your own words
Can use symbols
3rd Reading – Bulleted Notes
A Perilous Plight
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
Third ReadingA Perilous Plight
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
Bulleted Notes
• + natural resources• Environment in danger• Forests cut down • Overpopulation• Refugees make
conservation hard• No national parks• Habitats destroyed
(logging, hunting)• Soil pollution from mining• Not enough fish left
Paraphrasing
• Writing in your own words the essential
information and ideas expressed by
someone else
• Taking your bulleted notes and rewriting the
main ideas IN YOUR OWN WORDS
• CREATIVITY!
Paraphrasing – Your TurnA Perilous Plight
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
Bulleted Notes
• + natural resources• Environment in danger• Forests cut down • Overpopulation• Refugees make
conservation hard• No national parks• Habitats destroyed
(logging, hunting)• Soil pollution from mining• Not enough fish left
Paraphrasing
Paraphrase
Guinea has so many natural resources, but their environment is in real danger. Every day, forests are being cut down. The country is overpopulated, and refugees make protecting the environment a very difficult thing to do. There are no natural parks, and habitats are destroyed every day from logging and hunting. The soil is also polluted from mining, and there is a shortage of fish to be caught.
Bulleted Notes
• + natural resources• Environment in danger• Forests cut down • Overpopulation• Refugees make
conservation hard• No national parks• Habitats destroyed
(logging, hunting)• Soil pollution from mining• Not enough fish left
Paraphrasing
Original Text
While Guinea is not as ecologically diverse as many neighboring countries, the abundance of natural resources provides it with the means for sustainable development. Since 1985 the Republic of Guinea has tried to protect its illustrious natural resources. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the nation will be able to avoid environmental destruction. Deforestation is already a big problem; forested areas are being cut down and are overpopulated, and the presence of refugees from other countries has made conservation impossible. Guinea has no national parks, and its plants and animals are dying as they lose their habitat to logging and cultivation or are hunted for meat. Some areas of the country are turning into desert. The soil has become contaminated in places, and erosion is occurring; poor mining practices are especially likely to damage the ground. The coastal waters have faced overexploitation to the point where there is a significant shortage of fish to be caught.
Paraphrase
Guinea has so many natural resources, but their environment is in real danger. Every day, forests are being cut down. The country is overpopulated, and refugees make protecting the environment a very difficult thing to do. There are no natural parks, and habitats are destroyed every day from logging and hunting. The soil is also polluted from mining, and there is a shortage of fish to be caught.
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