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Senior Inquiry Topic Development Guide

The document outlines a framework for developing a research topic, prompting the researcher to describe their topic, interests, and learning goals. It encourages consideration of the affected demographics, geographic context, and temporal aspects of the topic. Additionally, it suggests creating a mind map to organize thoughts and ideas related to the research.

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Senior Inquiry Topic Development Guide

The document outlines a framework for developing a research topic, prompting the researcher to describe their topic, interests, and learning goals. It encourages consideration of the affected demographics, geographic context, and temporal aspects of the topic. Additionally, it suggests creating a mind map to organize thoughts and ideas related to the research.

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Senior Inquiry

Develop Your Topic

What topic are you researching? Write a few sentences to describe your topic.

What interests you about this topic? List a few ideas that interest you.
Think about Who, What, Where, and When.

What do you hope to learn about your topic? What are the major viewpoints or aspects of your topic?

Who is most affected by your topic? For example, does it affect a specific gender? Age group?
Ethnicity? Or occupation? Who is involved in the discussion?

Where does your topic take place? Is there a certain geographic area? Is it universal, or contained to
one region?

When does your topic take place? Is it a current issue? Do you need a historical look? Has it changed
over time?

Extra tip: You may find it useful to create a mind map for your topic!

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