1. Click into each example.

2. Use the remake button in the upper right to make your own copy and edits.

3. Then use the sharing arrow in the upper right to share the link or QR code with your group.

• Start early: Give yourself plenty of time to research, write, and revise avoid last-minute stress.

• Choose a topic you’re curious about: Genuine interest keeps motivation high throughout the process.

• Narrow your research question: A focused question leads to deeper analysis, not broad generalities.

• Plan your time: Break the work into manageable chunks with deadlines for each stage.

• Keep a research journal: Track sources, ideas, and reflections to stay organized and support engagement.

• Think critically: Always ask “why?” and “how does this evidence support my argument?”

• Use varied sources: Balance books, articles, interviews, and data to build a strong foundation.

• Draft, revise, repeat: Writing is a process expect multiple drafts and improvements.

• Cite as you go: Avoid plagiarism by noting citations immediately when using information.

• Reflect often: Use the reflection process to understand your learning and adapt your approach.

• Seek feedback: Regular check-ins with your supervisor can guide you and catch issues early.

• Balance work and rest: Take breaks to keep your mind fresh and avoid burnout.

Answers: A, A, A, B, B (real photos)

It’s like your own research project where you get to ask the questions and find the answers!