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What is a research paper?

A research paper is basically a type of academic writing that should have theoretical and significant data that has gone through proper in-depth research.

They may also contain arguments based on a thesis with vital evidence from various helpful and reliable sources.

Though writing a research paper may seem painstaking and difficult at first, it really isn’t all too complicated once you know what proper steps you can follow to make it easier. It may be challenging because of the intensive research that it needs, but it doesn’t have to be frustrating for anyone. Before starting the steps, be sure you have enough note paper, various colors of highlighters (for your research markings). Also take note, that reading the checklist regarding research ethics could also be of big help for you and writing your research paper.

Start off by following these essential steps: 1. Select a topic that inspires you 2. Find reliable sources 3. Organize your notes 4. Brainstorm a substantial outline 5. Write a first draft 6. Read through first draft and re-write 7. Edit

Exercise 4. Give students enough time to read the three resources

(teacher, library resources, main book) that can help them develop their topic.

Exercise 5. Say that academic words are very much important in

Test taking. Give them enough time to read the text about Academic Word List.

Ask them the following questions and organize group discussion:

- How this academic word list can be in use for you?

- How can you develop your language skills using them?

Exercise 6.

A) Pair up students. Give them enough time to review the words in the

Academic Word List. Ask them to find the definitions of each word. Have students use them in sentences.

For example:

The Republic of Uzbekistan established its independence in 1991.

The Uzbek government exports annually the hundreds tons of dried fruit abroad and gets mass income.

Ask students to share their sentences with the whole class.

B) Ask students to work in pairs and make up a multiple choice tests using the academic words.
Exercise 7. Team up students. Ask them review another Academic

Word List. They should make up a dialogue using them. Let them present their dialogue to the whole class.