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Chapter 1
00:10
Chapter 2
00:21
Chapter 3
00:27
Chapter 4
00:47
Chapter 5
01:10
Chapter 6
01:13
Chapter 7
01:35
Chapter 8
01:38
Chapter 9
02:05
Chapter 10
02:07
Chapter 11
02:08
Chapter 12
02:40
Chapter 13
03:11
Chapter 14
03:33
Chapter 15
03:36
Chapter 16
04:22
Chapter 17
04:23
Chapter 18
04:26
Chapter 19
04:46
Chapter 20
05:18
Chapter 21
05:20
Chapter 22
05:58
Chapter 23
06:00
Chapter 24
06:03
Chapter 25
06:10
Chapter 26
06:12
Chapter 27
06:13
Chapter 28
06:47
Chapter 29
07:21
Chapter 30
07:23
Chapter 31
07:56
Chapter 32
07:58
Chapter 33
Audio Transcript
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how my love the students will come back today.
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We will talk about you.
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Search your skills stage 23 and four, processing information and
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the transfer and learning.
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Last time we covered two important skills for we'll be
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talking about processing information at a transparent learning.
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These are very important to skills.
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While you are writing your research, let's start with the
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stage and three processing Information it in the clothes.
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Analyze test sword son in the size.
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So processing information.
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You need to ask yourself these questions.
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How do I identify information that is relevant to the
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topic? How do I extract relevant information?
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What are the qualities of good notes?
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What is honest use of information?
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What is dishonest use of information Before you started processing?
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Review your assignment again.
01:12 - 01:15
Are you sure you know what the assignment requires?
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Review the length and the scope of the assignment.
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Review The due dates Review how you will be evaluated.
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How were you?
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Present the results of your research before you started processing.
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Review the mission of your task Again.
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Revue Stage one Hip Eric, What is your focus topic?
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A research question.
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What did and over if you tell you about your
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topic. How did you break your topic into smaller birds?
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Did you have and shoes a thesis to research?
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And before you gather information accessing resources, you need to
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review it.
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Look over the list of possible resources, bugs and newspaper
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Internet online database experts.
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Places to visit What information sources match your information needs.
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What were the best and most critical resources?
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Were you able to use computers to find resources?
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So this isn't information.
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Think critically.
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Questions The relevance of the information wasn't the accuracy of
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the information causing the authority of the information, causing the
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point of view of the information?
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Well, some of the furnace of the information.
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So you need to listen, observe, read, view and reflect.
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What is the mission for your information search?
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How do you decide what is relevant?
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The information links directly to sub topics.
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It fits into and out gathering its heart.
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Be prepared to escape what you don't need to decide
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what is a critical to your mission.
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Every note must be related to your mission.
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Health record Information Records from a selection of suitable resources
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videos, painting, feel the traps, box attributes, surveys, Internet electronic
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database Record information in different ways.
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Quality job notes, playground graphs, charge numbers, graphics organizers record
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balanced views record main ideas record reflection.
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So record all sources you may own and not, but
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not It's worse.
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Every note must be related to your information needs.
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Record your own ideas as you think of them.
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Impose limits.
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There was a time to stop searching and recording.
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Did you hear the progress and fill in ending house?
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There is a time to start preparing your final product
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in this era of information alerts except through the masses
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of information to meet your needs.
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Honest use of information demonstrated critical into active thought.
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Do not copy notes.
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You may own the notes, but not the source.
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Record your own thoughts as you think of them.
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Records all reference data, including page numbers.
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Select relevant regulations.
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Limit the number of applications could be accurately with imputation
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marks to paraphrase and summarized document source.
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And that's alter the sense of the original.
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Interact with the information reserved as an act of thinking
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the process.
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Think about outside the information allowed.
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Have an argument with the author.
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Impose a limit of each word, spare information bet.
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Use post.
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It's the record notes right in the margin of printouts.
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Record a visual note records a mind map that is
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color coded.
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Record the information into an organized chart.
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Uses skimming and scanning techniques.
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Record your own ideas and reflection.
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This custody information with different people so moving to states
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were transparent learning.
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You need to advise present, reflect and transfer does very
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learning. Consider needs and constraints of the assignment requirements.
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Evaluation, evaluation, time preparation and representation.
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Resources, equipment format.
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Visual or written electronic in combination audiovisual aid, software, tools,
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techniques have strength and interest.
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Organized presentation back this presentation skills, voice gestures are contact
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Demonstrate knowledge of topic based on solid research on foot.
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Demonstrations of communications technologies, reflection building for a transfer.
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How well did I organize my research at time?
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What were the main strength of any question of my
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inquiry? What were the problems?
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How did I solve them?
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Did I use all the resources I might have?
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How well did I use computers for learning?
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How well did I work with others on my own?
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Did I document my sources accurately and correctly?
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In what place was the research important to me.
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What was topics would I like to explore?
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How will I apply what I learned to?
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Other inquiries?
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Reflection Building, Lifelong learning Discuss.
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To become a lifelong learner, you must be able to
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recognize the need for information to solve the problem and
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develop ideas.
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The most important question.
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Use a variety of information gathering the strategies and researcher
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process. Locate relevant and appropriate information, access information for equality,
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authority, accuracy and authenticity.
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Use information technology tools format and publish the text and
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multimedia adapting to emerging technologies.
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Okay, guys, today we cover two Important The stage for
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research skills doesn't seek information.
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And in transferring clinic, don't forget to go to your
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user base and the scroll the books that you're related
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to research is called.
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Thank you for listening.
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See you later.
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Bye bye.
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