Summary of the text Summarize the passage using the tips below d give the student a head start earn money/credits/experiences wO build confidence Undergraduate research is a good way to develop a s mind. It can also give t student a head start on a career or even earn the student some money. When doing research the student must work independently, which builds confidence while practicing useful skills By applying knowledge learned from a book or a classroom to a research project, the student learns much more than could be learned in another way. Mastery of facts is only the beginning of our learning. It's what we do with them that really matters Words and expressions 1. beneficial adi. helpful Going to class more often may be beneficial to your grade Encouraging people not to throw garbage onto the street is beneficial to society 2. constitute V to form or make up Seven days constitute a week The eight professors constitute the judging panel 3. demonstration n. evidence, proof; illustration or example Examples Fruit falling offers a demonstration of gravity5 ◼ Summary of the Text Summarize the passage using the tips below. expand one’s mind give the student a head start earn money/credits/experiences work independently build confidence Undergraduate research is a good way to develop a student’s mind. It can also give the student a head start on a career or even earn the student some money. When doing research the student must work independently, which builds confidence while practicing useful skills. By applying knowledge learned from a book or a classroom to a research project, the student learns much more than could be learned in another way. Mastery of facts is only the beginning of our learning. It’s what we do with them that really matters. ◼ Words and Expressions 1. beneficial: adj. helpful Examples: • Going to class more often may be beneficial to your grade. • Encouraging people not to throw garbage onto the street is beneficial to society. 2. constitute: v. to form or make up Examples: • Seven days constitute a week. • The eight professors constitute the judging panel. 3. demonstration n. evidence, proof; illustration or example Examples: • Fruit falling offers a demonstration of gravity