Review progress 

At this stage of the research process you will need to review your progress. In fact it is a good idea to continually review your progress as you complete the task. 

Questions to ask yourself include:

Is my question clear, well focused and suitable for a research task? 
Have I remained focused on tasks? 
Have I managed my time wisely and kept to my research timetable? 
Have I sought feedback and made revisions to my plan when needed? 
Have I found enough information to make my final presentation? 
Have I made changes where I needed to? 
Have I organised my information clearly and logically? 
Have I used a variety of resources? 
Have I carefully selected information that answered my question? 
Have I checked for bias in my sources? 
Have I appropriately cited and recorded the sources of my information? 
Is my finished product going to clearly answer the question with accuracy, detail and understanding? 

 

 

 

 

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