Second, take a look at the PowerPoint presentation, “How About these Questions?” and the Research Questions handout located in the Lesson 1 Instructions page. You will also need to watch or listen to any lectures related to research questions.
Third, list three research questions that you are interested in. You can choose from the resources provided, create your own, or modify those from the list. Remember the tips from the video: “Developing a Research Question.”
Fourth, why are you interested in these research questions? Give specific reasons based on what you know right now. Do not complete any research. Your goal is to identify questions, not do research.
In your one response, answer with at least 50 words and offer information about the research questions on your classmate’s list. What do you know that might help them decide? Which of their questions are you curious about and why?
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