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<\/a><\/p>\nHowever, when I actually attempted to find an article that would be useful for me to use, I realized it is a lot harder than it seems to find useful information.<\/p>\n
My on-going, main topic that links the focuses of all my research project arguments is student\u2019s knowledge on the historical significances. My first research project was motivated by the fact that I felt as though I am not very educated on SCU\u2019s history, so I wanted to find out more about it.\u00a0 This brought me to wonder if students in general (not just me) are unaware\/aware of the significance and history of SCU, which is what I structured my second research assignment around.\u00a0 This last assignment led me to my current research project, which I am hoping to learn if SCU professors and archivists believe students are educated\/uneducated and how they try to educate and interest students (if they do).<\/p>\n
Like the other students in my class I am sure did (and actually any students in general), I immediately opened up my Web browser, clicked Google, and began typing in my topic into the search engine.<\/p>\n
This is when I realized it was difficult to locate articles, as i found nothing pertaining to SCU professors or archivists.\u00a0 So because it was late and I was getting lazy and tired, I selected an article, \u201cThe Problem With History Classes,\u201d from The Atlantic.\u00a0 <\/i>I knew this was not going to be that useful, but I decided it would be better than nothing.<\/p>\n After watching the tutorial, I realized I should not rely on Google, and I should use the search engines through the SCU library. Not only did I realize that, but also that I needed to be more specific with the topic I was searching.\u00a0 So rather than trying to find articles on SCU professors and archivists, I searched for \u201cundergraduate students* archives\u201d and browsed for articles that would be beneficial to me.\u00a0 By doing this, I think I will be much more successful moving forward.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \u201cLocate and read one article of relevance to your project\u201d This was in the instructions I received as one of my homework assignments.\u00a0 I thought, Oh this will be easy, no biggie! However, when I actually attempted to find an … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n