- Draw (some) conclusions about the significance of their investigation,
why it might be important to our (local, regional, national, international)
community today.
- In doing this, historians explain finally why this topic was worthy
of the time they spent on it.
- Suggest additional questions and areas of further study.
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- Draw (some) conclusions about the significance of their investigation,
why it might be important to our (local, regional, national, international) community today.
- In doing this, students explain finally why this topic was worthy of the time they
spent on it.
- Suggest additional questions and areas of further study.
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- Help students make sense of their research in the context of today.
- Help students work on their writing and presentation skills as they synthesize
new information (ex. organizing by order of importance, compare/contrast)
- Help students to make logical connections without overextending the significance
or oversimplifying their conclusions.
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