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Prepare Preliminary Questions
A good way to guide your reading and note-taking when writing an academic paper is to ask yourself the following preliminary questions:
- What information is needed to develop the topic?
- What are the important issues related to this subject?
- Who has contributed significantly to this area?
- What conclusions can be drawn?
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Evaluate sources |  |
Formulate a working thesis statement |  |
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