Step #1: Finding a topic Choose and answer three of the questions below: List two news stories you often see, but want to know more about? What problem in the world needs to be solved? What is a problem that you see at work that needs to be better publicized or understood? What is the biggest issue facing [specific group of people: by age, by race, by gender, by ethnicity, by nationality, by geography, by economic standing? choose a group] If you could interview anyone in the world, who would it be? Can identifying that person lead you to a research topic that would be meaningful to you? What area/landmark/piece of history in your home community are you interested in? What global problem do you want to better understand? What local problem do you want to better understand? Think about something that has happened to (or is happening to) a friend or family member. Do you want to know more about this? Step #2: Focusing your topic Complete the following: Choose the topic that most interests you from Step #1 and complete a Google search on the topic. Read and cite at least one source you found using Google. After reading it, jot down at least 5 questions it made you ask about your topic. Step #3: Creating a Research Question Complete the following: Choose two of those five questions you created from Step #2 and refine them to be “better questions or research questions.
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