Once you have formulated your question, you should discuss it with your resident teacher, who will probably be a good source of information in this matter. You will then need to conduct some library research to learn what others have found out. Next, make a plan for seeking the answer to your question in the field. For example, you may choose to interview people, give out a survey, or simply use your powers of observation in the classroom. After you have explored your question, decide how you wish to communicate what you have found out.
Any format is acceptable as long as it exhibits the features listed below.
Please be prepared to share your finished project with your classmates on the day that it is due. Although you are not required to meet with me to discuss the phenomenon you are exploring or the form that the final product will take, I strongly encourage you to do so if you have any questions or concerns, or if you would like to modify the goals or requirements of the project to meet your educational needs. Demonstrates evidence of effort over a period of time. That is, the project should be the result of considerable reflection, not the product of one frantic night's work. Demonstrates insight and creativity.