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What causes conflicts among people, and how can resolutions be reached?

Bellingham Schools Research Investigation

7th Grade

 

 

Synthesizing
Think about the best choice using the information you gathered.

You have gathered a lot of information. You need to review the information on your Questions for Researchers, in order to make some initial decisions for your legal brief.

·        Ask the guiding questions again.

·        Check off all questions answered sufficiently.

·        Identify new insights and discoveries of importance.

·        Expand your original list of questions to include those new questions which have emerged during your recent research.

·        Identify and discard irrelevant information.

·        Condense, combine, and/or rearrange your information in categories as needed.

·        Write down new ideas and thoughts that arise as you and your partner look over your notes.

 

The research cycle does not go in a straight line.  Most times you need to repeat some steps.

When you are confident that you have complete information, use your information to organize your legal brief.Next

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

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Research modules based on use of the Research Cycle, Module Maker, and ideas in Beyond Technology by Jamie McKenzie.