1. Questions about the process of the research
- What was your research question, and why did you choose this question?
- How did you decide how you would approach the research?
- What worked well in your approach?- What did you encounter, and how did you solve it?
- What would you do differently next time to make your research even better?
2. Questions about the results
- What did you discover?
- Was this what you expected? Why or why not?
- How can you be sure your results are correct?
- Can you explain your results to others? How would you do that?
- What new questions have arisen from your research?
3. Questions to stimulate critical thinking
- Why do you think your experiment worked this way?
- What could be other ways to answer your question?
- What did you learn that you can use in other situations?
- How do your findings affect how you think about the topic?
- What information or materials could have helped you better?
4. Questions on cooperation (if applicable)
- How did you work together as a group?
- What went well in the collaboration?
- How did you resolve differences in ideas?
- What can you do next time to improve cooperation?
- What role did you play in the group, and how did it feel for you?
5. Questions to stimulate curiosity and motivation
- What did you like best about the research? Why?
- What new things would you still like to explore?
- What did you learn about yourself during this investigation?
- How can you link this research to something outside the classroom, for example at home or in nature?