Four Stages of Research - Intermediate

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Four Stages of Research - Intermediate

Creating - Students will need to decide on the best way to present their findings.

Students may wan to use a journal to write about their learning experience and make more connections to what they already know.

Students should use some sort of self-assessment tool to see if they are happy with their results.

Students could use a web 2.0 presentation to share their findings.

Exploring -Students need figure out what topic they are interested in researching. They will then need to figure out what they already know about the topic.

Create success criteria with the students so they have a clear idea of the expectations.

Work with students to make sure that the questions they are asking are specific and will get them the answers they are looking for.

Use a KWL chart to organize there previous knowledge and decide on the focus of there research.

Processing - Students will then analyze the information they have found and decide which information is relevent.

Students must make sure that they have covered all of the success criteria and that there information will hlep them achieve their learning goal.

Students can create a compare and contrast chart to list similarities and differences.

Students should make connections to what they already know about similar topics.

Investigating - At this stage students Need to decide on the best methods to obtain the information that they will need.

Provide students with books and websites that will guide them to the answers they are looking for.

Use Graphic Organizers that will allow students to keep track of the information they find.