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Youth-led research
In this section you will find top tips in how to support young people in youth-led research. Also included are PowerPoint presentations and activities that have been used to guide young people through a research process including how to write a research question, data collection, analysis and presenting research findings.
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01 What Is Youth Led Research
Find out what youth-led research is and how you can empower young people to become researchers in their own communities.
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02 Top Tips In Supporting Youth Groups To Conduct Youth Led Research
Amy, Researcher at YouthLink Scotland, shares her top tips on running a youth-led research project with youth groups.
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03 Template How To Write A Research Question
Use this template to help you write your own research question.
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04 Analysis And Presenting Findings Powerpoint
This presentation will give you an introduction on how to analyse your data and presenting your findings - with some great examples to give you inspiration.
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05 Ethics And Data Collection Methods Presentation
This presentation provides an introduction to ethics and data collection methods, a great place to start for ideas on how to start conducting your research and definitions of primary and secondary data.
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06 Introducing World War One
This presentation can be used to introduce young people to World War One and includes facts & numbers, the role of women and key historical moments. Notes on each of the slides are also included for your ease.
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07 Introduction To The Womens Movement
This presentation can be used to introduce young people to the women's movement and feminism. As well as a history of the movement, you will also find key feminists, a glossary of terms and some key issues in history.
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08 Top Tips For Applying For Funding To The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Check out some top tips from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to help you through the application process!
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09 Toolkit For On Our Wave Length MCSUK Input
These tips and suggestions were compiled by Tara Proud and Catherine Gemmell at the Marine Conservation Society.
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10 Storytelling Tips
John Hamilton, an environmental storyteller who supported On Our Wave Length shares his tips on how to tell a story.
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11 OOWL Certificate
Use our certificate template to award your own youth groups!
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12 Tips For Working With Young People
Some suggestions from RSPB's climate change youth project about how to engage and collaborate with young people.
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OOWL Presentation