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Data Collection and Analysis Guide

The document outlines the steps in conducting research: coming up with focused questions, observing details, planning information sources and collection methods, collecting data from various sources, recording the data, organizing and sorting the collected information, interpreting the most important conclusions, and effectively presenting what was learned. Key aspects of collecting data involve determining reliable sources like maps, surveys, books, and people to gather needed information.

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Data Collection and Analysis Guide

The document outlines the steps in conducting research: coming up with focused questions, observing details, planning information sources and collection methods, collecting data from various sources, recording the data, organizing and sorting the collected information, interpreting the most important conclusions, and effectively presenting what was learned. Key aspects of collecting data involve determining reliable sources like maps, surveys, books, and people to gather needed information.

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Coming up with questions What is it that you want or need to know?

What questions will help you get the answers you need?

Observing Have you seen all the details?

Have you missed something?

Planning How will you get the information you need?

Who can give you information?

Where can you get the information?

Collecting Data Which sources can you get your information from?

 Maps
 Surveys
 Direct observation
 Books
 Films
 People
 Museums
 Technology

Recording Data How will you record the information you collect?

 Drawing
 Tallying
 Note-taking
 Making charts
 Recording audio or video
 Writing statements

Organizing Data How will you sort out all the information you have?

What information will you use?

What information can be trusted?

How will you make it easily understood?

Interpreting Data What are your conclusions?

What is the most important information you have found?

How will you use your information?

Presenting Data How can you share what you have learned effectively?

What media will work for you this time?

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