Identify an Issue
What are the five "W's" you should ask yourself when looking at the given issue?
What is Who, What, When, Where, and Why?
What should you write about?
What is your interest?
What is an importance when completing a research paper?
What is time management?
What are the three types of research question that we discussed?
What is descriptive, normative, comparative?
If there is a solution to your given issue, what should you ask yourself?
What is was the solution successful? What should be improved?
What is an example of an interest from presentation?
What is finding a cure for cancer?
In-order to answer your research question properly what do you need?
What is proper material/information?
What is a research question that deals with similarities and differences?
What is a comparative research question?
What is an example of identifying an issue?
What is the student enrollment decreased in recent years?
What should you discover about your interest?
What is Facts?
What are the two types of research?
What is qualitative or quantitative?
What is a research question that deals with getting right to the point?
What is descriptive research questions?
What can be done to tackle the issue?
What is find the solution?
From first person point of view what should you write about?
What is experience?
What is in a qualitative research?
What is describing/taking part of?
What is a type of research question that deals with improvement?
What is normative research question?
How can this issue be improved?
What is more research?
Why should you write about your experience?
What is helping your understand the topic being written?
What is quantitative research?
What is data/measurements?
What are the qualities of a good research question?
Daily Double
What is Significant to society, Addresses a problem, Gives alternatives to a given issue, Covers enough about the topic?