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Stage 4 - Data Interpretation (description)

For each map, graph, technique etc. you must describe the results in detail. This includes any patterns or trends. You should write your description alongside/below the data you are describing.

  • When describing a graph make sure you start with a sentence saying what the graph is about.

  • Then identify any patterns or changes in the data and describe it.

  • Make sure you include figures in your description e.g. maximum/minimum/average etc.

  • Finally, refer back to your hypothesis. Does the data show signs of proving/disproving your hypothesis?

 

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