research cycle steps
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MKA Research Cycle
Questions to ask yourself: - What am I interested in learning more about?
Brainstorm
What I might feel: Nervous Excited
Questions to ask yourself:
- What question can I create from my topic?
(What is my guiding research question?)
- How can I narrow my focus?
(What are my sub questions?)
Question
What I might feel:
Nervous Confident
Questions to ask yourself:
- What sources will be the most useful?
- Are my resources reliable?
- What key words can I use?
- Do I need to go back and change my questions?
Search & Evaluate
What I might feel:
Excited Frustrated
Questions to ask yourself:
- Does the information answer my research question?
- Am I using my own words?
- Did I record the title and author?
- Do I need to go back and find more resources?
Take Notes
What I might feel:
Surprised Confused
Questions to ask yourself:
- How can I organize my notes?
- Does my outline represent all my sub questions?
- Do I need to go back and take more notes?
Organize & Synthesize
What I might feel:
Confident
Questions to ask yourself:
- Have I answered all my research questions?
- Am I presenting my information in a clear way?
- Do I need to go back and reorganize?
Review & Revise
What I might feel:
Confident Nervous
Questions to ask yourself:
- Did I fulfill all the requirements of the project?
- Did I include my bibliography?
Share
What I might feel:
Confident Excited
* Reminder *• Not everyone will be on the same
step as you.
• There is nothing wrong with going back and forth on the steps. That’s why it is a cycle!
Confident
Confused
Frustrated
Surprised
Nervous
Happy
Brainstorm
Question
Search and Evaluate
Take Notes
Organize and Synthesize
Review andRevise
Share
The MKA Research Cycle