The Research Inquiry: Investigating the Truth · Informational Writing
Formulating Research Questions
Moving from broad topics to narrow, researchable questions that drive an inquiry process.
Key Questions
- 1What makes a research question open ended and challenging rather than simple?
- 2How can a preliminary search help refine a research focus?
- 3Why is it important to pivot a research question when data is unavailable?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Writing - Grade 7
Grade: Grade 7
Subject: Language Arts
Unit: The Research Inquiry: Investigating the Truth
Period: Informational Writing
Suggested Methodologies
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