I found this information helpful. 
http://www.sbhsd.k12.ca.us/sbhslib/research/researchcomp.pdf

Marcia Baynes wrote:

> I'll jump in here with the suggestion of a resource that supports  the 
> explicit instruction of research. Try Teaching Middle School Students 
> to be Active Researchers by Judith M.Zorfass. The appendix is loaded 
> with  planning and assessment criteria. This process can be adapted 
> for  primary grades-graduate school.
> Marcia
> Jan Kammert wrote:
>
>>Can anyone suggest a book to help teachers with "explicit instruction of
>>HOW to complete and synthesize research"?
>>Thanks!
>>Jan
>>
>>
>>On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Mary Lou wrote:
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>>[I deleted some paragraphs here.]
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>>>My principal's concern and goal is to curriculum map in order to adjust
>>>timelines to better meet the goal of integration.  I get it...But my feeling
>>>is that at the same time, we need to collect data on the type of instruction
>>>students deserve. I find that in some content area classrooms students
>>>continue to be "assigned" projects and papers with little explicit
>>>instruction. I see and hear way too much "independent research" by students
>>>without the explicit instruction of HOW to complete and synthesize research.
>>>So, the curriculum is "covered," but often students are not engaged in
>>>"learning how to learn."  
>>>
>>>    
>>>
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