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This is an example of what a student will do when compiling his or her list. This imaginary student has chosen to write about bike riding. His/her initial research led to sites about the risks of vehicular exhaust and the health benefits of bike riding. This gave the student the idea to argue that bike riding is better than driving.
The following is the beginning of their trail. Rather than read through and comment extensively on all of the sites-- and essentially write a real research paper on the topic--I have used the comment box to state how the student would use it for their project.
The following is the beginning of their trail. Rather than read through and comment extensively on all of the sites-- and essentially write a real research paper on the topic--I have used the comment box to state how the student would use it for their project.
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Audience awareness, purpose, features of genre, etc.
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Excerpts from real-life slave narratives. The site is well-organized, with narratives arranged according to subject. Some interesting topics covered are: slave housing, childhood on the plantation, conditions of life as a slave, arriving in America, family, religion, punishment (and fighting back!), and emancipation/freeing of the slaves during the Civil War.
A trail of
3 pages
Before you begin making your own trails, we're going to take a trip down a trail that will teach us all about writing persuasive essays and conducting Internet research.
Along the way, you'll learn how to add websites to your trail, add comments to the websites, and how to move sites up and down the path.
Along the way, you'll learn how to add websites to your trail, add comments to the websites, and how to move sites up and down the path.
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