Question

1. Describe your progress locating information. Are you finding sufficient relevant information on your topic? Or too much, or too little? If necessary, how can you change your approach?
2. Describe your progress finding appropriate sources. Have your searches been efficient? Have your search terms been appropriate and useful? If not, how can you improve your search method?


3. Describe your note-taking process. Are you taking effective notes? Are you recording source information? If necessary, how can you improve your note-taking?


4. Evaluate your time management. Have you been sidetracked at any point? Have you used your time and effort effectively? How can you stay on track and work more efficiently?


5. Evaluate your thesis statement. Have you composed a focused, relevant thesis statement that you can defend with reasons and evidence? If not, can you revise your current thesis or do you need a fresh one?


6. Evaluate your outline. Have you made an outline that accurately uses formal outline form and that contains all the important information you want to include in your paper? If not, what does your outline lack?


7. What else would you like to add about your progress?

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