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Research Summery

 

 

A research conclusion is where you say what you have found out, and where you analyse your research findings…

 

To analyse something is too pull it apart and look at it in detail.

 

When you are analysing something you can use questions / statements like:

 

A research summery should talk about all the areas your research has covered, it should explain why this research was conducted, how useful it has been and how it has helped you to come up with a successful product.

 

Research really just means,, finding out stuff! So when you research you are just finding out what you need to know to help you make a good product.

 

When you start your project you will brainstorm (brainstorming is just a way of showing all the ideas in your head and how they relate to each other) a list of things you will need to find out, to help you design and make your product.

 

Just take a minute to imagine what would happen if you had to design a product, but you were not allowed to find anything out about the components you could use; what other people had already made that was similar to your product; what kind of price you could sell your product for; what materials you could use; what the customer wanted; possible circuits you could use; how your product might impact on the environment or the people that use it etc etc.

How would you do it!

You could not! So you would have to find out about all these things first, and this part of the design process is called research.

 

When your research is complete you will say how useful it was and how it has helped you progress your design (research conclusion)

 

 

And here is a link to a good example