- Do as much research as you can right from the get go. It's important to get a grasp on your topic quickly so that you don't fall behind the allotted time given to you by your teachers. Therefore, read a lot of summary articles rather than looking at in-depth articles right from the beginning.
- Read Books: It might seem outdated but books are often published by writers with an incredibly high knowledge on the subject. Books also provide great quotes for a paper and allow the reader to get a good summary on their topic while also eliminating a requirement for writing the paper too.
- Stay on schedule: For a couple days while I was still researching many of my classmates had already written chunks of their paper while I still had nothing written down. It is important to stay up to pace with the class or else you will find yourself having to write a large amount of your paper at once rather than splitting it up along the way.
- Talk to your teachers: I think this is the most important step to writing and researching for any paper. Consulting with your teacher(s) is such a crucial step because they can recommend tons of resources and materials that can benefit you in your writing process. Also, it is a good idea for them to look over some of your paragraphs to change any parts of your paper that isn't useful or is just too repetitive.

Wednesday, May 7, 2014
No more JT
So I recently finished a very large research paper for my combined history and english classes and it feels incredibly relieving. For any one reading this and for anyone who has to write a lengthy research paper in the future here are a few tips to help you do well.
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