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How to write a term paper / Gaudencio V. Aquino and Marvin B. Aquino

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Mandaluyong City, Philippines : National Book Store, c2005Description: ix, 77 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9710865692
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LB 1047.3 .A65 2005
Contents:
1. The Meaning of research -- 2. Educational dividends derived from working on a term paper -- 3. The Writing of a term paper requires hard work but it can be fun -- 4. Demands on the researcher -- 5. Finding and limiting a subject -- 6. Using the library -- 7. The Working bibliography -- 8. Evaluating sources -- 9. Note-taking and making an outline -- 10. Direct quotations and the paraphrase -- 11. Footnote usage and the final bibliography -- 12. Writing the paper.
Summary: The term paper, which is also referred to by some authors as "the library research paper," is an academic requirement for college undergraduates and sometimes secondary-school students. A term paper is intended for submission to the instructor usually at or before the end of a term or period of time, such as semester, a trimester, summer session, or an academic year. The gathering of data or information for the term paper is done, for most the part, through library research.
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Books Books National University - Manila LRC - Graduate Studies Filipiniana Gen. Ed - CEAS FIL LB 1047.3 .A65 2005 c.4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) c.4 Available NULIB000012327

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1. The Meaning of research -- 2. Educational dividends derived from working on a term paper -- 3. The Writing of a term paper requires hard work but it can be fun -- 4. Demands on the researcher -- 5. Finding and limiting a subject -- 6. Using the library -- 7. The Working bibliography -- 8. Evaluating sources -- 9. Note-taking and making an outline -- 10. Direct quotations and the paraphrase -- 11. Footnote usage and the final bibliography -- 12. Writing the paper.

The term paper, which is also referred to by some authors as "the library research paper," is an academic requirement for college undergraduates and sometimes secondary-school students. A term paper is intended for submission to the instructor usually at or before the end of a term or period of time, such as semester, a trimester, summer session, or an academic year. The gathering of data or information for the term paper is done, for most the part, through library research.

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