Determine the steps you will follow to complete the investigation. Write the steps as a numbered list

Define the Research Question: Clearly articulate the problem or question you want to investigate.

Conduct Background Research: Gather existing information related to the topic to understand the context and current knowledge.

Formulate Hypotheses: Develop one or more testable hypotheses based on the background research.

Design the Methodology: Plan the experimental or observational study, outlining the materials, procedures, and variables involved.

Collect Data: Carry out the investigation, applying the methodology and gathering data for analysis.

Analyze Data: Use statistical or analytical techniques to interpret the data collected and test the hypotheses.

Draw Conclusions: Based on the analysis, determine whether the hypotheses are supported or refuted.

Communicate Results: Prepare a report or presentation to share findings with relevant stakeholders or the scientific community.

Reflect on the Process: Evaluate the investigation process, discussing what worked well and what could be improved for future studies.