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Ask Good Questions

Ask Good Questions

When researching, it is helpful to learn how to narrow down search results into specific topics.

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Verify Sources

Verify Sources

Authenticating websites is important for online research. It is important to avoid misleading or suspicious websites.

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Persist Through Challenges

Persist Through Challenges

Online researching can be stressful and difficult. Persevering through challenges can help the researcher to achieve deeper knowledge.

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Pursue Deeper Information

Pursue Deeper Information

It is important to fact check and gather research through different sources to ensure that your information is up to date and correct.

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Use Resources

Use Resources

There are many different ways to gather information; such as books, magazines, websites, and documentaries. Taking advantage of different educational media can help the researcher gather a deeper meaning. 

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Credit Sources

Credit Sources

It is important to respect the ownership of your sources, and avoid piracy sites. Writing articles, taking photos, and producing media has been taken for granted digitally, artists and creators deserve credit.

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Ask good questions

Ask good questions

Ask lots of questions that are likely to get helpful answers.

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Ask better questions

We like to talk about topics that interest us. But to have better conversations, step out of yourself for a moment and think more about the other person.

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Ask Questions

Ask your contacts in any new environment.

  • Are there sensitive topics that I shouldn't discuss without talking to you first?
  • Can you draw an organizational chart for me?
  • Who should my main point of contact be for this project?

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