GP9 Research L2 2022

Starting With Research Skills L1 (extra​)

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​Is the research question...

a interesting?

b clear?

c too broad, too narrow or too vague?

d a leading question?

e Can the question be answered after research?

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Multiple Choice

‘According to the World Health Organization, children and young people between the ages of 5 and 17 should participate in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day.’ is the example of...

• Global Perspectives

• National Perspectives

• Local Perspectives

• Personal Perspectives

Multiple Choice

‘The National Health Service in the United Kingdom agrees that it is important that children and young people take part in at least 60 minutes of physical activity per day.’ is the example of...

• Global Perspectives

• National Perspectives

• Local Perspectives

• Personal Perspectives

Starting With Research Skills L2

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Open Ended

What is Prediction?

​- GP LSB 9 P.10

'A prediction is a statement about what you think might happen in the future or what you think might be the cause or consequence of something that has happened.'

Multiple Choice

Which of these questions doesn't tests a prediction?

• Does eating junk food lead to chronic disease in the United Kingdom?

• Why is chronic disease on the increase?

• Are environmental factors responsible for chronic disease?

Multiple Choice

Which of these questions is the best to develop global perspective?

• Does eating junk food lead to chronic disease in the United Kingdom?

• Why is chronic disease on the increase?

• Are environmental factors responsible for chronic disease?

Multiple Choice

Which of these questions is the best to develop national perspective?

• Does eating junk food lead to chronic disease in the United Kingdom?

• Why is chronic disease on the increase?

• Are environmental factors responsible for chronic disease?

​Formulate research questions

1. To formulate a research question, you need to reflect on the information source to find out the main ideas.

2. Research is important to find evidence to support a claim or to test a prediction. Without research, what you write is either anecdotal from your own or other people’s experience, or opinion lacking evidence to support it.​

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GP LSB9 P13

'To write a summary in your own words, you need to review the source a few times, think about it and then use the notes you have made.'