Begin by clearly identifying the subject of the scientific study you chose. Identify the problem or observation that spurred the research. While reading this article, why did the scientists do the study. Then identify the hypothesis the scientists were testing. However, while reading this article, it can be helpful to ask what explanation the scientists tried to use to explain their initial observation. Include any reasoning for how the scientists came to their hypothesis (1 paragraph). Next identify the experiment that was performed to address the hypothesis. Be detailed in this section. Then identify the specific tools/tests/technology that was used in the experiment (1 paragraph). Then identify the experimental results that the scientists obtained. What did the scientists find after doing their experiment? Again, be detailed here. It may be helpful find the original research study and examine tables and/or graphs from it to aid in your discussion (1 paragraph). Here, identify the conclusion of the study ( the conclusion of the study). In this part, discuss how did the scientists interpreted their results. Note that this section is different than the results section, discuss what the results mean. Try considering how the researchers explained their findings. Do the results support or refute the hypothesis? After doing this study, What research could be done next? Did this research neglect an important question? (1 paragraph).