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After you have written your research question and thesis statement, submit them to your teacher for review and feedback. Then, schedule a meeting with your teacher to discuss your presentation topic. You should be prepared to answer these questions:

What topic are you curious about and why?
How can you learn more about this topic? (investigate/research)
What important questions will you ask to guide your investigation?
What types of resources will you use?

Describe how resources support a position.
Use the space below to write notes and any feedback your teacher gives you during the discussion. If you cannot have a meeting with your teacher, write down your answers to the questions above.

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Step 1: Prewriting and Choosing a Topic. Prewriting can help you take a general topic and make it more specific. ...

Step 2: Researching. Researching your subject is an important step in writing because it helps you narrow your focus. ...

Step 3: Outlining. ...

Step 4: Drafting. ...

Step 5: Revising.

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