Part 5 will have 2 paragraphs:

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Part 5

• Part 5 will have 2 paragraphs

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Open a new Word document

• Please save this as Part 5
• Go to page 58 for a proper heading and insert a
  header if it goes beyond one page. This part of
  your paper should be NO longer than 2 pages.
• Make sure it is double spaced (you should know
  how to do this by now) and in a 12 point font.
• Label this Part 5
• Move to next slide when done

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Overview

• Part 5 will have 2 paragraphs.
• The first one will be about what you learned
• The second one will be about what you still need
  to find out about your topic, or your next
  steps (what will you do now that you know all
  this information?)
• Move to the next slide to begin.

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Materials

• Open your I-Search word document on the computer.
• Get out your Handbook, and turn to pages 87-88.
• Go to the next slide

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Examples

• Read the example Part 5 on page 87-88 of your
  handbook (yes, the whole page).
• Things to notice
• Para 1 is a good summary of what she found out.
• Para 2 starts with what she would still like to
  knowboth things she failed to find in her
  research, and new questions that arose because of
  what she did find in her research. Then moves
  into next steps what she will do now. Ends with
  a memorable and genuine last statement.

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Now, write!

• Remember, Part 5 has 2 paragraphs, and both of
  them are required. Read the next 2 slides to
  find out what questions you need to answer in
  each paragraph.

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Part 5, Paragraph 1

• Address several of the following ideas in a
  well-organized paragraph with smooth transitions.
• Summarize what you learned. Explain how you did
  or didnt answer your Research Question (Should I
  be a Doctor or a Dentistdid you decide? Which
  one? Did you not decide? Why not?). Explain
  how this search might have an impact on your
  life. Explain the value of the search. Reflect
  upon the process.
• Do this now and then move onto the next slide.

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Part 5, Paragraph 2

• All 3 items required
• Explain what you still need to know. Now that
  youve done this research, what additional
  questions do you have? How might you find the
  answers to those questions?
• Explain Now what? Now that you have your
  answer (or dont), what are your next steps?
  What do you need to do now?
• End with a satisfying, memorable sentence that
  wraps up your paper.

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Check

• Once you are done writing, check
• Do you have 2 paragraphs in Part 5?
• Is the first one focused on what you learned?
• Is the second one focused on what you need to do
  next?
• Did you end your paper with a really awesome
  concluding sentence?
• If you answered yes to all these questions, move
  on.

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Congrats! Youre done with Part 5.

• Go back over it and make sure you have no
  mistakes you are still responsible for good
  grammar, spelling, punctuation and word choice
• Is it formatted correctly? (See page 58)
• This is due on Monday, Nov. 22, but you can turn
  it in before that.
• When you are done, continue working on your
  monologue. You should get your monologue done
  over the weekend so you can begin practicing and
  getting feedback from me.