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i had a idea that i thought would be fun! a studyblr map. over the past few weeks i’ve gotten to know so many of you amazing people from all over the world, which is mind boggling to me. so if you see this post, comment/repost what country you’re from and i’ll be coloring in each of them! (you don’t have to be a studyblr! any accounts welcome 😊)
reblog this to see if we can get all 195 countries!
- sam 💕 (colorado, usa)
quick tips for research papers
- triple check the original assignment/handout that you got from your teacher and make sure you have included everything that they mentioned you need to include. some teachers like to nitpick little things, so don’t give them any reason to mark you down.
- quotes. use them. they make you sound scholarly, they prove that you actually did your research, and they help up your word count. even if they aren’t required, use them.
- remember. to. cite. your. sources. cite both your research, any quotes you used, and any pictures you included. for quotes, quote them in the paragraph and in a works cited page. if it’s a long and formal thesis paper (like an IB EE), cite them in footnotes of the page and in a works cited page. for pictures, cite directly under the picture (in a smaller font) as well as in your works cited page.
- plan out your time. when will you have all your research done by? when will you finish the rough draft? when will you edit?
- it will take longer than you think it will. so start sooner rather than later.
- have a friend edit your paper. when you’ve been staring at a paper for too long you’ll accidentally skip over grammatical errors.
- don’t plagiarize. just don’t do it. you know better.
- keep track of each source you use, otherwise making the works cited page will take ages.
- if you have to use books and scholarly articles for your research, use google scholar. it’s google, but it only show you books, scholarly articles, and legal documents.
- use wikipedia, but use it sparingly and do. not. cite. it. wikipedia is a good resource for your understanding of a new topic. it’ll help you get the general idea of what you’re researching. but don’t use it for much more than that.
- use the links/sources at the bottom of wikipedia to help you find relevant and credible information regarding your topic.
- they suck up a lot of time. usually they’re boring and you don’t want to do them. but remember that you absolutely have the ability to get an A on them. don’t let them stress you out too much. it’s doable. you can do it. you got this.
this is a step-by-step process that i have used for literally all of my papers in high school and college, including my ib extended essay and ia’s! it’s a way to help ensure you a good grade and to help you finish the paper without spending a whole lot of time on it.
if you have any questions or a suggestion for a post you want to see, you can message me, submit a question anonymously, or comment on any of my posts! i love helping you guys in any way that i can, school or life or anything in between, so don’t be shy!
- sam xx
what school/life advice do you need?
hey guys! i’m planning on doing more “college tips” posts, so let me know if there is anything specific you guys are needing help with (whether it be more study tips, high school tips, specific to a major or class, etc.) you can message me or send a question with what you’d like to see or you can comment suggestions on any of my posts!
- sam xx

