Now that you’ve begun to think of yourself as a researcher and consider what it takes to complete quality research, it’s time to get started

Journal 13: Finding Answers Now that you’ve begun to think of yourself as a researcher and consider what it takes to complete quality research, it’s time to get started! First, start with your research question. What is your research question and why do you want to explore it? My research question is as follows: Why do you favor the Monarchy of the Royal Family and do you think Britain should continue to have a Monarchy in the future? Next, consider how you will find the answer to your research question: What have you learned through your writing and research so far? In other words, what do you know or at least think you know? What mini-questions need to be answered in order to find an answer to your research question? In other words, what do you need to know? Now consider your hypothesis. Based on what you know so far, what do you think the answer to your research question will be? Once you form a hypothesis, ask yourself, “Could I be wrong?” What information do you need to explore that could change or conflict with your hypothesis? What will you do if you discover information that conflicts with your