
Be The Change
Unsung Heroes List
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Project Note Taking Guide: Open your email in another tab. Come back to this page and click the link. Make a copy and rename. Share with your partner(s). Begin taking notes (Read, Think, Write!).
Project Note Taking Guide (with parenthetical citations) & Parenthetical Citations Guidelines: Parenthetical citations of print resources are simply the last name of the author and the page number (Robertshaw 3), but other types of resources might have a different format. Use this link to see how to parenthetically cite different types of resources.
To find information about people, search for
- the person’s name (Usually an index will list people by last name. In some Asian countries the family name comes first – Aung San Suu Kyi)
- the person’s occupation (Women, scientists, religious leaders, etc., may appear in collected biographies.)
- time period in which the person lived
- groups person is a member of (women, scientists, workers)
- geography (Where is this person from? Burma, South Africa, etc.)
Encyclopedias
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Databases
Gale – Student Resources in Context
EBSCOHost – search using EBSCOhost Web or Explora
ed1stop – go to Discovery Streaming videos. BrainPop also has animations for some people.
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Websites
Nobel Prize.org site
Anyone who has won a Nobel Prize can be found on this site. Search the specific person’s name for those who won the Nobel.
Books
OPAC – Do a keyword search for the name of your person or topic to see if we have a book. You cannot read the whole book about this person, probably, so use a chronology, or timeline to find main accomplishments. You can also use the table of contents and index to search for particular things you want to know.
Use the index of these books to see if your person is included:
- Lives and Legacies R509.2
- Believers 200/ G621
- Working in America R305.5
- Encyclopedia of Women’s History in America R305.4
- Civil Rights Movement R323.1
- South Africa: A Nation in Transition 968/ K62
- Nelson Mandela and Apartheid 968/ G142
Other Resources
Resource Evaluation: Use this guide when independently searching the web for resources.
Copy into your notes document for each outside website you use:
Outside Websites (add more as needed):
If you use sources other than the ones provided, please share your CRAAP Test evidence (see suggested questions in Resource Evaluation above): Currency: Relevance: Authority: Accuracy: Purpose: MLA Citation from outside source: |
Last Updated: 2/5/20