Skills for Study Level 2 Teacher's Book - Cambridge University Press

4cSuggested answers1 Stages of data collection2 How the data will be gathered in detail3 How the data will be accessed / respondents recruited4 Approximate numbers of participants / measurements / times, etc.5 The type of approach or measurement instrument used6 An indication of how the data will be analyzed7 An indication of limitations of the method4d Students compare their ideas in groups.4eSuggested answerGiven the amount of existing literature on this topic which already draws stronglinks between water scarcity and poverty, this project will prove that waterscarcity leads both directly and indirectly to ill health. This research will showthat more investment is needed to improve the quantity, reliability and quality ofexisting water supplies in developing nations. The research will benefit policyplanners at government level, and lead to a better understanding of the relationof water and health.4fSuggested answerExpected results and outcomesGiven the amount of existing literature on this topic which already drawsstrong links between water scarcity and poverty, it is believed that this projectwill indicate that water scarcity leads both directly and indirectly to ill-health.The authors predict that this research will demonstrate the need for moreinvestment to improve the quantity, reliability and quality of existing watersupplies in developing nations. It is hoped that the research will benefit policyplanners at government level, and contribute to a better understanding of therelation of water and health.4g Note: This section gives the impression that this is a linear process, so it might beuseful to have a discussion about which parts are likely to be non-linear.Suggested answersStageTypical order of completionFieldwork / data gathering 3Do preliminary reading and write proposal 1Literature review 2Write first draft 5Analyze results 4Redrafting and completion of final report 6Unit 2 Part C ∙ Investigating 55