Using the right words when you search can help you find more and better resources.
Background Reading:
It's important to begin your research learning something about your subject; in fact, you won't be able to create a focused, manageable thesis unless you already know something about your topic.
This step is important so that you will:
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Use these databases below to delve more deeply into specific aspects of your topic.
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Use the Web to explore cutting-edge topics and to read current information.
Google Scholar is a great way to use Google to find scholarly information on the Web. Search Google Scholar below:
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