It looks like you're preparing to turn in your research portfolio on the impact of technology on people's lives, or an alternate topic provided by your teacher. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get ready for submission:
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Review Your Research Portfolio:
- Ensure that your research materials are well-organized and presented clearly.
- Confirm that your portfolio addresses the topic thoroughly and explores different angles of how technology impacts people's lives.
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Revising Checklist:
- Check the structure: Make sure your introduction clearly states your thesis and the purpose of the research.
- Ensure your arguments are coherent and supported by evidence.
- Look for transitions between sections and paragraphs to maintain flow.
- Confirm that you have included a conclusion that summarizes your findings and offers final thoughts.
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Editing Checklist:
- Proofread for spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors.
- Check for proper citation of sources and adherence to formatting guidelines.
- Ensure that your writing style is clear and concise, avoiding jargon where possible.
- Make sure all visuals (graphs, charts, images) are well-labeled and enhance the content.
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Rubric Review:
- Go through the Research and Presentation Portfolio Rubric carefully.
- Confirm that you’ve met each goal outlined in the rubric, including content, analysis, organization, and presentation quality.
- Review your visual layout to ensure it’s professional and engaging.
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Originality Check:
- Use the CheckMyWork tool to verify that your writing is original and that you have appropriately cited all sources.
- This step is crucial to avoid plagiarism and maintain academic integrity.
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Final Touches:
- Conduct a final read-through to catch anything you might have missed.
- Prepare your files, making sure they are in the required format (PDF, Word Document, etc.).
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Upload Your Work:
- Select the “Upload Files” option in the Drop Box.
- Choose the finalized draft of your research portfolio and confirm the upload.
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Confirmation:
- Once uploaded, double-check to ensure your document has been submitted correctly.
- It’s often a good idea to send a quick email or message to your teacher confirming your submission.
Once you’ve completed these steps, you should feel confident in submitting your research portfolio. Good luck!