1. Persuasive Presentation with the Big6 Skills Research Method College Guide for High School Students Submitted by: Corina Galvan and Dámaris Thorn LS 5443: Librarians as Instructional Partners Dr. Judi Moreillon October 22, 2010

3. Skill 1: Task Definition What is my task? What am I supposed to do? Where do I find the information?

5. Skill 2: Information Seeking Strategies What are all the possible sources? What is the best source in this particular situation, in this particular context?

7. Skill 3: Location and Access Locating the information source Accessing the information in the source

9. Skill 4: Use of Information Using and engaging the information Pulling out what’s relevant

11. Skill 5: Synthesis Organizing information Presenting information

13. Skill 6: Evaluation Evaluating the product Evaluating the process

17. I Need INFORMATION About COLLEGE

18. WHAT Am I Supposed To DO?

19. WHERE Do I Find This INFORMATION?

20. Did I recognize the FIRST SKILL of The Big6 Skills Research Model?

21. BRAINSTORM What do I already know about college?

22. Now I continue with the next skills of The Big6 Skills Research Model

23. I Need Sources

24. Where are the sources?

25. How do I use my sources?

26. How do I organize my sources?

27. How do I present my sources?

28. How do I evaluate my research?

29. Did I recognize The Big6 Skills Research Method?

33. Other Big6 Projects for High School Students The Scholarship Guide for High School Seniors How do I apply for scholarships? The Financial Guide for High School Seniors How do I save money for my college years? The College Housing Guide for High School Seniors Should I live on-campus or off-campus during my college years?

35. Works Cited Berkowitz, Bob, and Mike Eisenberg. The Big6.12 October 2010.http://www.big6.com/ Champlin, Connie, and Nancy A.S. Miller With David V. Loertscher. A Painless Guide to Research Using Web 2.0 Tools. Under the Umbrella of 21st Century Learning Skills. Salt Lake City, UT: Hi Willow Research & Publishing, 2009.

36. Works Cited Champlin, Connie, and Nancy Miller. The Savvy Seven Research Model. 12 October 2010.http://www.lmcsource.com/pages/savvy7. html

37. Works Cited Eisenberg, Dr. Mike. Information Literacy. The Most Basic of Basics! University of Washington. June 2009 <http://uweoconnect.extn.washington.edu/ publicmbeinfolithttp://uweoconnect.extn.washington.edu/ publicmbeinfolit Wordle. 16 October 2010.www.wordle.net