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Don't get discouraged, research is never just as straight line! It's closer to a rollercoaster as you revise and clarify your visions!
What is a"Good" Research Question?
Nadine Bailey, Western Academy of Beijing What is a"Good" Research Question?
1. You cannot Google the answer.
2. It does not repeat what is already known
3. It adds to existing knowledge
4. It expands on existing knowledge or frames it in a new context
5. It is narrow and specific
Good research questions can also be explained as "thick" and "thin" questions. a "thin" question would be one that has a straightforward or easy answer like " How many stripes on the American flag?". A "thick" question example "What is the history and symbolism of the American flag?"
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-inquiry-process_fig6_281800116
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