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Interests I have:

Spending time with Family
Video games
Sports
-soccer
-tennis
Listening to music
Travelling
Computer
Spending time with Friends
Food

Possible research areas:

Building a computer
Finding out more about family
Researching specifically on a particular sport
Researching specifically on a video game
Researching specifically on a music band or particular artist
Planning a travel guide
Planning a good diet
How to play tennis

Questions I might want answered:

What are the positives and negatives of being Vietnamese?
Why did my parents move to Australia?
What were my parent's childhoods like?
- What they did
- What school was like
What is happening with the R18+ video games concept?
How to build a computer based for either gaming or school work?
What is included in a healthy diet?

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What are the positives and negatives of being a Vietnamese born Australian?
- socially
- academically
How do you build a computer based for gaming?
What do you eat to maintain a healthy lifestyle?
Informative Essay
PowerPoint
Oral presentation

Possible Research Methods

Interview parents
Interview friends and cousins from the same culture
Research parents backgrounds and childhood
Research what happened in Vietnam during their childhood
Conduct surveys using survey monkey
Read books such as 'The Happiest Refugee' by Anh Do
Watch documentaries - 'Once upon a time in Cabramatta'
Research using search engines carefully

Ethical and Safety Considerations

Ensure copyright laws are followed on books and videos researched
- I will be really cautious of plagiarising
Consider interview questions closely as they may be personal
Be thankful and respectful to people that I interview
STAGE 2
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Research Title

Vietnamese Parents

Research Question
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In what ways has my parent's Vietnamese childhoods impacted their
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