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Post Assessment Nānā I Ke Kumu - 2018
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- How well can you articulate a strong thesis statement and develop questions to guide your inquiry of this topic?
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- Do you know what Boolean Logic is?
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- Do you know the difference between a database and a web search?
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- Do you know the difference between Chicago, MLA, and APA styles?
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- How confident are you with the research process?
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- How confident are you using research to support your stance in an essay?
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- How confident are you at working autonomously-setting and meeting deadlines?
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- Do you know the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?
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- Do you know what a juried/peer reviewed resource is?
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- What is your confidence level when it comes to locating a juried article/peer-reviewed article?
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- What is your confidence level with creating an annotated bibliography?
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- What is your confidence with evaluating web resources?
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- Do you regularly practice reflection in a resource project-stepping back to see what is working or not working for you?
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- Are you able to detect bias and tone in information sources?
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- Are you able to seamlessly integrate source information into your writing?
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- Are you able to use strong signal verbs to emphasize the meaning of your selected supporting evidence?
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- How confident are you with selecting evidence to support your opinions and arguments?
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- How confident are you with your ability to access non traditional sources of information- engaging with protocols to access people, places and artifacts?
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- How confident are you in your ability to avoid plagiarism?
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- What is one personal skill you strengthened during this course?
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- Do you find value in researching your moʻokūʻauhau?
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- Did you ability to access information and resources get bet as a result of your genealogy research?
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- What is the most interesting and/or the most valuable thing you learned from your moʻokūʻauhau research?
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- Do you think you will keep and or share the information you gained about your moʻokūʻauhau with your ʻohana (present or future)?
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- How does researching your moʻokūʻauhau help you understand who you are?
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