Teaching & Learning
Resources
Students'
Work
Research
Resources
Resources
in the Teachers' Room
Law
Faculty Resource Center |
Overview
of Research Resources
Research resources are readings and links to help:
• students
to do their own self-directed research on topics and issues of interest
to them
• teachers
to guide students through the research process, and to model cycles
of research for them
People
and Issues
Readings and links to help students
research the lives of people like Martin Luther King, Helen Keller,
Albert Einstein and Maya Angelou, and the issues that affected
them
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May be good for:
• 1st semester of Basic
Research and Discussion
• 1st semester of Basic Research and Writing
• 2nd semester of Introduction to Active Communication
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Guided Research Environments
Easy-to-read background information to get started
on researching issues, and further links for developing independent
research. Developed for researching and writing reseaarch essays for Introduction
to Academic Essay Writing, now called Basic Research and Writing. |
Developed for use in:
• Basic Research and Writing |
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Social, Political, Legal & Global Issues
Readings and links to help students do research
on a range of specific issues such as child soldiers, climate change,
the death penalty, migration
and nuclear weapons. |
May be good for:
• 2nd semester of Basic
Research and Discussion
• Improving Research and Discussion
• Improving
Research and Writing
• Advanced 1st/2nd year and 3rd/4th year Content-specific
Listening & Speaking and Study
Abroad/TOEFL
• Advanced 3rd/4th year Content-specific Writing |
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