Databases
Research Process
Learner Profile
Academic Integrity
Sources
100

What is the username and password for the library databases?

username: abaoman

password: 2smart

100

Where can you search for the books in the library? 

Orbit (on the library homepage)

100

In PYPX you need to ask a lot of questions, which attribute expresses this curiosity?

Inquirer

100

In PYPX we will keep all of our citations in one location. What is the name of the program that we use to organize our citations? 

NoodleTools

100

People can be experts too. When you talk to an expert what is the source called?

Interview

200

When searching for information in databases you cannot type a complete sentence, what do you need to use instead _____________?

keywords

200

What is the difference between a fact and opinion? 

  • A fact is something that is true and can be proven.
  • Facts are based on evidence, and everyone can agree on them.
  • An opinion is what someone thinks or feels.
  • Opinions are personal and can be different for each person.
200

Citing other people's ideas displays which attribute of the learner profile? 

Principled

200

If you use someone else's image/photo in your work what do you need to do? 

Cite the image

200

Imagine you are interested in learning about student opinions on the cafeteria food at ABA? Besides an interview, what tool could you use to find this information? 

survey

300

When beginning your research why is it a good idea to start with the library databases? 

Databases have reliable information and can help you to get an overview or general understanding of your research topic. 

300

You are collecting your sources, taking notes and writing down the source next to it. What do you need to do if you wrote down the name of a source but didn't use it in your research paper or presentation? 

You do not need to cite your source if you do not use it in your research. 
300

Why is being a thinker important when evaluating research sources?

Thinkers analyze information carefully to decide if it is reliable, accurate, and useful for their research.

300

What does academic integrity mean? 

Academic integrity means being honest and responsible in your schoolwork, including giving credit to others for their ideas.

300

Besides the library databases, where else can you find information for PYPX? (Name 3) 

Books, websites, surveys, interviews, videos, documentaries, 

400

What is the name of the middle school database that the librarians recommend you try for PYPX? 

Gale Middle School

400

What is the difference between a primary and secondary source? 

"A primary source is an original, firsthand account or piece of evidence about a topic. It comes directly from the time or person being studied, like a diary, a photograph, or an interview.

A secondary source is information about a topic that was created later by someone who didn’t experience it firsthand. It usually explains or analyzes primary sources, like a textbook, an encyclopedia, or a biography." (information from ChatGPT)


400

How does being a good communicator help when sharing research findings?

Good communicators share their research clearly and effectively through writing, speaking, or visual presentations so others can understand their ideas.

400

When we put all of our citations together on one page what is it called? 

Bibliography or in MLA format (works cited page). 

400

Websites can be a good source of information, but are not always accurate. What do you need to do if you use a website for your source?

Evaluate the website. Use the TRAAP test (timeliness, relevance, authority, accuracy, purpose)

500

What is the easiest way to cite your sources in Gale Middle School? 

Import the citation into NoodleTools using the cite source import button

500

 If you find an article with no author, what should you do before using it?

Check if the information is accurate and find other sources to confirm it.

500

When researchers consider different perspectives and ideas what learner profile are they displaying? 

Open-Minded

500

 What is it called when you copy someone’s work without giving credit?

Plagiarism

500

What is it called when you write down the most important parts of what you’ve learned? What should you include next to the information you wrote down? (two questions)

Taking notes + write down the source where you found the information