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Research skill's workshop

 

This was our second workshop for the exhibition. It was conducted by Miss Ereej ( grade 5 b's teacher ). In this workshop we learned about...


1. Research skills 

Research skills are the skills to find answers to questions and solving problems.



2. Open minded questions


Open ended questions can start with....

who...
when....
where....
how...
what....
why....

3. Key words

Key words are the words that represent the main ideas of a topic. Keywords are important while researching because they can help make your research more discoverable and and easy to find.
For example: why is important to have sustainable cities?
Sentence with only keywords: Importance of sustainable cities





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