Using Research Questions to Guide Your Research

The video tutorial teaches how to enhance research by using burning questions to guide reading through multiple texts. It emphasizes avoiding common mistakes like skimming for answers and highlights the importance of noticing interesting information. The tutorial demonstrates using a T chart to organize questions and new information, applying bio mimicry in inventions, and evaluating the importance of information. It concludes with a review of answered questions and planning further research.

What are some strategies for conducting research over multiple texts?

How can burning questions guide your research process?

What is bio mimicry and how is it related to invention?

What are some examples of inventors who have used nature as inspiration?

How do you determine if information is important or just interesting in your research?

What questions do you still have about the topic of invention after your research?

Can you explain the significance of the T chart in organizing research?