how to make a scientific research?
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simple, record everything that occurs during your research timeframe, and that directly relates to yuor study.
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research, confidence, experience, eduation...check a website\n\nthat goes into the category of research
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Discovery Channel has some nice science project resources.\n\nhttp://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/
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What in paticular do you need to research on?  Schools, standards, test, classroom lessons?  Please clarify.
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-Prepare an outline or diagram of your ideas.\n\n-Write your thesis statement.\n\n-Write the body.\n\n-Write the main points. \n-Write the sub points. \n-Elaborate on the sub points. \n\n-Write the introduction.\n\n-Write the conclusion.\n\n-Add the finishing touches. (essay complete)
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This is simply not enough information to elicit serious suggestions.  At first I was going to suggest the topic, "How to teachers keep their jobs, when they are such idiots?" or some such.  But the answer would only depress us all.\n\nYou cannot ask for "specific subject" without even telling us if it is physics, chemistry, social science, or what.  But generally, I think research is most interesting when it is about a subject that most people consider too ordinary to warrant study, particularly if you discover something unexpected about it.  So if chemistry, make it the chemical steps involved in a cake raising.  If biology, make it how human fingers work.  If social science, what factors go into the design of a cereal box?  I once saw a fascinating article about why pizza tends to burn the roof of your mouth.  Real thermodynamics stuff, but with a human, everyday focus.
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Honestly, there is no real set number of paragraphs that make a research paper. If you are doing a research paper, then your primary concern is making sure you thoroughly research your topic. Furthermore, you should have a thesis statement or an overall main purpose to a research paper. Throwing facts down on a given topic will not get you anywhere. The best solution to your question is to write the paper until you feel you have reached your purpose. If you would like more information and detail of how to write a good research paper, feel free to email me. This is my specialty and I would have no problem aiding you in what you need help with. Good luck.
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Great idea.  What is your hypothesis?  What experiment will you do?  What data will you collect?  How will you interpret it?
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Like the others say, you should definitly talk to a professor at a college or university who has already published something and knows how to go about that process.  BEFORE YOU DO SO, HOWEVER, MAKE SURE TO DO THE FOLLOWING:  \n1) Document your ideas on paper.  Be very thorough.  \n2) Print two copies of your finished report.  \n3) Find a respectable citizen who can be judge as an impartial party and who is not a physisist, i.e. a teacher at a college or university not in the physics department.  Sign and date each sheet of each copy in front of that person, and have them put their signiture on each sheet of each copy as well.\n4) As someone as already advised, mail one copy to yourself and do not open it once it returns to you.\n5) After you have done all of this, I would take the paper to a astronomer or physisist at a college or university to discuss publication.\n\nYou can name it whatever you want.  Just put the name you want on the first sheet of the report.\n\nLanguage, race, etc. shouldn't be an issue.
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http://www.scienceproject.com/
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In order to influence people to see things your way you need to sway them or persuade them. Your paragraph\nsimple makes a statement on your opinion. You need to\nuse words to convince scientists to study and develop\nnatural resources. Your paragraph isn't strong enough.\nWhy should they take the time? Why should these \nalternate resources be developed? List the results,\ninclude data for consideration purposes. Hope this helps.
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go for walk, get some fresh air, think about what you wanna write....\n\nyou might wanna skim your research and that'll help you in writing it.\n\nyou just sound like you need motivation....you must be passtionate about your thesis...that should be motivating in itself.\n\nbreak up your entire thesis in smaller segments, you'll get things accomplished then.
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I assume you are asking how to make a report based on a questionnaire you have conducted. Here we go:\n(it should be scientific if it is social science)\nAim: To determine (blah)\nMethod: List how many people you surveyed, the no. of questions, whether they were qualitative or quantitative etc.\nResults: get some charts and statistics happening.\nAnalysis: Misinterpret the result to make an amazing discovery.\nConclusion: You are the greatest social researcher in all history.
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The most important thing is a good "Research Question".\n\nPick a topic you like or need (if the research have to be done oriented to any especific subject).\n\nAfter having a general topic/subject, ask yourself some things about that topic.  Think what are the known things about you topic, what are the unknown things about it.\n\nThen, pick some questions on your subject and ask yourself "Why is it important to get an answer for that questions?"  Answering that kind of questions will reinforce the need of answers and that's what justify the research topic.\n\nA good research topic is usually unknown or not deeply known, although there are some known topics with unknown details or unfinished research (partially researched topics).\n-----------------\n\nThere are several publications on "Research methodology" that can help you on the research subject picking process and the research process.  See link below.\n-----------------\n"Developing the research proposal"  (2nd link) shows some interesting info on research.
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By God, do NOT do any of the other ones listed above! Do something that has not been done before. Make your work theoretical. Pioneer in a field. A true scientist does not follow in the footsteps of others unless it is impossible to do anything other. Think of a present scientific problem: for example, the raging debate on whether or not dinosaurs were warm-blooded. Try to fight for one of the sides to prove their argument. I will not tell you how; I won't do your work for you. But, by God, don't rely on others to find you a science project, because they rarely think outside the box and only suggest what they have done or seen before. I wish you the best of luck. Make science proud!
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Define the question \nGather information and resources \nForm hypothesis \nPerform experiment and collect data \nAnalyze data \nInterpret data and draw conclusions that serve as a starting point for new hypotheses \nPublish results
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1. Establish your topic.\n\n   2. Look for sources of information.\n\n   3. Read your sources and take notes.\n\n   4. Organize your ideas.\n\n   5. Write a first draft.\n\n   6. Use footnotes or endnotes to document sources.\n\n   7. Write a bibliography.\n\n   8. Revise the first draft.\n\n   9. Proofread the final draft.