Students will collaboratively develop focused and investigable questions around the essential topic, engaging in a community exploration activity to gather initial insights and inspiration from local environmental issues.

Students will collaboratively design a detailed research plan by selecting a health-related question, formulating investigable hypotheses, and establishing systematic methods for literature review, surveys, and observational studies while integrating peer feedback and local expert insights to ensure clarity and focus.

Students will conduct observational studies and surveys in their local environment, engaging with community partners to systematically gather health-related data and evidence for their research projects, while utilizing digital tools to document and organize findings for subsequent analysis.

Students will analyze the collected data to identify trends and draw insights regarding community health, relying on collaborative group discussions to explore patterns and refine their understanding through peer and expert feedback.

Students will synthesize their findings into a final presentation that reflects their insights and acknowledges the limitations of their research, sharing this with community partners and peers in a concluding exhibition where they invite feedback and discussion on the project's real-world implications and potential future directions.