1.	Introductory
2.	Methods
3.	Results
4.	Discussion
5.	Presentation

In each phase, there are many procedures that should be learned and then applied.

1.	The Introductory phase includes:
	a)	Making an observation
	b)	Formulating a research question
	c)	Gathering background information
	d)	Comparing known facts with the observation: Is there still a question?
	e)	Reformulating research question (if needed)
	f)	Constructing an explanatory hypothesis (a tentative answer)
2.	The Methods phase includes:
	a)	Creating a research investigation design
	b)	Identifying the subject, number and source
	c)	Obtaining equipment and supplies
	d)	Defining a procedure for the experiment

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