Inquiry Post

Blog post 1- Inquiry

Question: How does sleep and what you do beforehand affect your body, and mind? This question interests me because sleep is something everyone experiences, yet many people don’t fully understand how important it is. I’ve noticed that when I don’t get enough sleep, I feel more tired, unfocused, and sometimes […]

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BLOG POST#2:

INQUIRY QUESTION BREAKDOWN TO WHAT EXTENT DO PREDICTIVE CODING AND BAYESIAN INFERENCE HELP EXPLAIN HOW THE BRAIN FUNCTION? After identifying my topic, I went further and divide my question in three parts so as to advance in my research and for everyone to understand. These subtopics are: 1.How much does […]

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BLOG POST#1 WHAT IF ATOMS CEASED TO EXIST ?

Choosing the question “What if atoms ceased to exist?” is compelling because it encourages exploration of fundamental physics, stimulates critical thinking, and requires interdisciplinary analysis of matter, energy, life, and the cosmos. 1. Encourages Deep Understanding of Fundamental Concepts Atoms are the building blocks of all matter, governing physical structure, chemical reactions, and biological systems. Investigating their hypothetical disappearance forces a student to revisit fundamental concepts in physics, chemistry, and biology, reinforcing understanding of topics like atomic structure, forces, chemical bonding, and molecular biology. This promotes mastery of the basics because one must analyze the implications of removing the very entities that underpin observable phenomena. 2. Stimulates Critical and Creative Thinking This question is highly abstract and speculative, which challenges students to think beyond conventional scenarios. It requires imagining extreme consequences in a logically consistent manner across multiple scientific domains. This fosters problem-solving skills, creativity, and the ability to form coherent scientific arguments about events that are not physically possible but logically analyzable. 3. Promotes Interdisciplinary Exploration Answering this question involves physics (subatomic particles, forces, and energy), chemistry (molecules and reactions), biology (life and biomolecules), and cosmology (universe evolution, stars, and galaxies). It encourages students to connect concepts across disciplines, demonstrating how changes in atoms would ripple through the entire natural order. This makes the research question suitable for comprehensive academic inquiry. 4. Reveals Cause-and-Effect Relationships Studying the consequences of atoms ceasing to exist highlights cause-and-effect relationships in natural systems. Students must reason through cascading effects: disappearance of matter leads to halting chemical reactions, the collapse of biological life, abrupt energy redistribution, and cosmic-scale consequences. This analysis builds skills in logical reasoning and systems thinking. 5. Engages Curiosity and Motivates Learning The question is intrinsically interesting and provocative, likely to draw engagement from both the student and the audience. Hypothetical scenarios spark curiosity and motivate students to research, analyze, and communicate ideas about complex concepts, making it an educational and stimulating topic. Conclusion Selecting “What if atoms ceased to exist?” as a research question allows a student to blend fundamental science knowledge with creative speculation, foster interdisciplinary analysis, and explore cause-and-effect reasoning. It is academically enriching, promotes critical thinking, and engages curiosity, making it an excellent choice for a student research project

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Blog #1 how does the pressure to perform affect the mental health of young athletes?

I want to continue researching mental health and this question is the perfect way to do so. I pick the question “how does the pressure to perform affect the mental health of young athletes?” I picked this question because as a volleyball player, mental health is a topic that directly […]

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BOG POST:4

COMPARISON OF TYPES OF GOVERNMENT CHINA VS CANADA. TYPE OF GVERNMENT IN CHINA. China is unique country because the system of the government they use is totally different from other countries. The current government system of China is a unitary communist state led by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). When we say unitary communist state we […]

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BLOG POST4!ARE THE CHEMICALS APPLIED IN THE PURE HERBAL MEDICINE HAVE EITHER POSITIVE OR NEGATIVES EFFECTS WHEN CONSUMED?

Hello, every one welcome once again in my second question. In this question I will deeply engage myself in this question to understand whether the medicine when consumed do they have positive or negative effects. Welcome once again. When herbal medicine is added chemicals, they may affect the herbal medicine […]

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Blog 4: How would the advancement of cars affect the global market?

Question 2: how will international firms affect the local firms? The advancement of cars and the subsequent technological changes will have a significant impact on local firms, particularly in the automotive sector. Here are some potential effects. The competitive dynamics between international and local automobile firms are shaped by multiple economic, technological, and strategic factors. In the intricate tapestry of globalization, political factors play a significant role in shaping local markets. Government policies and international relations are the threads that intertwine to create patterns of trade, investment, and economic development. These political elements […]

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BLOG POST 4: IS CORRUPTION A LEGAL PROBLEM.

Corruption is defined as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain, and it encompasses a range of illegal activities, including bribery, embezzlement, and fraud. The specific charge prosecutors bring depends on who was involved, how the scheme worked, and whether public funds were affected. LEGAL PRINCIPLES. 1.ABUSE OF POSITION The individual holds a position of trust or authority. 2. INTREST FOR PERSONAL GAIN The act is performed to secure an unauthorized benefit. 3. […]

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Blog Post #1- How does the amount of sleep individuals get affect their performance and mental health?

For my second inquiry project, I decide to research the question “how does the amount of sleep individuals get affect the performance and mental health?” I found this question interesting because sleep is very important to me and I wanted to understand the deeper effects that it has on everyone, […]

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BLOG POST#1: To what extent do predictive coding and Bayesian inference help and explain how the brain updates its internal models during learning?

As a student researcher, I chose the question “To what extent do predictive coding and Bayesian inference help explain how the brain updates its internal models during learning?” because it­­­­­­­ sits right at the intersection of curiosity, confusion, and—if I’m honest—a little bit of academic bravery. This topic explores how […]

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BLOG POST# 3 How modern technological breakthroughs—ranging from nuclear energy to gene-editing tools interface with human life.

The Modern Interface: How Nuclear and Genetic Breakthroughs Shape Our World As we navigate 2026, the boundary between advanced technology and daily life has become increasingly seamless. Two fields in particular—nuclear science and gene-editing—have moved beyond the laboratory to fundamentally alter how we power our world and maintain our health. […]

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Blog post #1: How does social media negatively affect students’ work habits and their academic performances?

Hi, welcome back to my blog post. For my second inquiry project, my question is, “How does social media negatively affect students’ work habits and their academic performances?” I chose this question because social media has had a big impact on our society, especially on students. Although social media has […]

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Blog post #1- Overconsumption And How Overconsumption Is Damaging Our Planet – Introduction

For my second inquiry project, I chose to do my question on: how overconsumption impacts our environment, and what people can do to reduce it? Overconsumption happens when people buy and have more products than they actually need. Today, this is a very common thing because things like clothes, makeup, […]

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BLOG 3: How does the advancement of cars affect the global market?

How will the dominance of advanced cars affect the transport sector? With advancements in technology, the transportation industry is undergoing rapid change, driven by new technologies shifting customer demand and emerging regulations that are transforming how goods and people are moving we’re diving into the exciting forces set to shape our […]

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BLOG POST 3: HOW DOES MODERN EVOLUTION AFFECT THE EXISTING HUMAN ACTIVITIES?

This question will enable me to tell the changes that would be there if evolution still continued. Evolution refers to the process of slow or gradual change. Through evolution, human beings experienced both physical and cultural changes over years, transforming them from a primitive form to the state they are […]

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Blog #3 How is the earth adapted to supporting life while mars do not?

a) Characteristics of earth as a supporting planet of life A habitable planet must have specific features for sustaining life, including a stable atmosphere and breathable gases.  Earth has liquid water on its surface Approximately 71 percent of earth is composed of water which is essential for life.  Earth is […]

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Inquiry Blog Post #7 – ‘How does the country a child is raised in affect their childhood development and their values and beliefs into adulthood?’

Welcome to my final blog post concerning my Inquiry question; ‘How does the country a child is raised in affect their childhood development and their values and beliefs into adulthood?’. In this post I will be reflecting on my Inquiry and answering some questions about my experience. Throughout this inquiry […]

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Blog Post #7—How can we help elephants from going extinct? A reflection

Now that this project is wrapping up, I wanted to reflect on what I learned about helping the elephants because I learned so much. I hope you enjoy this final post for this project. a. What challenges did you overcome throughout this inquiry project? How did you go aboutovercoming these […]

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Blog Post #7 – “How do our passions shape who we are and influence the choices we make?” (Reflection) – Ihan

As I reach the final stage of my research, I have come to the conclusion that passion plays a powerful role in shaping who we are and the choices we make. Throughout this inquiry project, I explored how people’s interests and passions can influence their goals, motivations, and the paths […]

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Blog Post #7

Hello and welcome to my seventh and final blog post, in this post I will answer some questions. What challenges did you overcome throughout this inquiry project? How did you go about overcoming these challenges During this project, I had to overcome many challenges, the main one being understanding and […]

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Blog post #7 reflection – What role does implicit bias play in shaping a child’s perception of themselves, others and the world?

a. What challenges did you overcome throughout this inquiry project? How did you go about overcoming these challenges? I had to overcome some challenges while completing this project. Some challenges that I faced were explaining my research in a simplified manner, tying in research with some of my opinions and […]

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BLOG # 1: What ecological and atmospheric consequences would emerge if current anthropogenic global warming trends were hypothetically reversed?

Welcome back to my face two of this year project. My previous enquiry question was, how sustainable nuclear energy power considering both economic and environmental factors. I found that nuclear power is only produced by the most developing countries only, due to its cost to the economy. From the research […]

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Blog Post #7 – How might climate change affect life in my community in the next 50 years?

The question I chose to try and answer this semester with my inquiry project was “How might climate change affect life in my community in the next 50 years?” What challenges did you overcome throughout this inquiry project? How did you go about overcoming these challenges A big challenge I […]

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Blog Post #7- What affect does money have on our sense of happiness and fulfillment in life?

From a young age I have always been interested in money and shopping, when it comes to buying clothes or even experiences. I was often told the common saying “Money can’t buy happiness,” so I decided to look into tat question to strengthen my understanding on the affect money has […]

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Blog Post #7: How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?

Hello there! This is my last and final blog post for the inquiry project surrounding the question: “How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?” In this blog post, I will be reflecting on all these blog […]

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BLOG POST1#: How does habitat separation affect landscape connectivity, seasonal resources and human barrier to alter migratory routes and population viability of large migratory herbivore?

I choose this question because habitat fragmentation breaks up large natural areas into smaller pieces making it harder for migratory animals to move, find food and water and survive when routes are blocked by human things like road, fences or farm animals struggle to complete their long journeys and this […]

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Blog Post #7: Reflection – How does overconsumption affect our lives, and are we enticed by companies advertising, to buy more?

Why I chose this question: Consumerism is such a prominent dilemma faced within our modern day society; controlling aspects ranging from what we buy, and how we go about purchasing items. Throughout my research on this Inquiry project, I had the opportunity to discover more about the cycle of consumerism, […]

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Blog post #7: How do the differences between the Canadian and U.S. education systems affect students’ learning outcomes and opportunities? – Reflection

One challenge that I have faced during this project was finding reliable sources and information, as there was a lot of opinion-based information roaming within the articles. I overcame this challenge by using the CRAAP method, which is a 5-step process to double-check whether your site is reputable. This process […]

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Blog #7- How can housing policies evolve in Vancouver to help homelessness?

One of the challenges I faced during this inquiry project was finding reliable and relevant information about homelessness and housing policies. There is a lot of information online, but not all of it is clear, accurate, or directly related to the topic I was researching. Sometimes different sources had different […]

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Blog #7 Reflection

One challenge I faced during this inquiry was finding reliable data on mental health trends in Canada. To overcome this, I tried to use only official government sources to make sure my information was accurate. Another challenge was understanding what strategies are most effective for promoting mental well being. By […]

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Blog Post #7: How does social media affect the development of teenagers – Final Reflection

Throughout this inquiry project, I faced several challenges while researching how social media affects teenagers. One challenge was finding reliable information that was actually focused on teens and not just social media in general. There are thousands of articles online, but many of them are opinion-based or not supported by […]

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Introduction  BLOG POST 2 #     : The Intersection of Technological Advancement and Genetic Integrity

 It is a privilege to return for this second stage of research. Building upon my previous inquiries, I am fully committed to conducting a rigorous and comprehensive investigation into my chosen field of study. My objective is to provide an in-depth analysis that contributes meaningfully to our collective understanding of […]

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Blog post #5  “How do changes in the environment affect whether a species adapts or goes extinct?” 

Welcome to my blog post #5. In this post, I will be researching what people are doing to help the environment and what they are doing to make things worse. The environment is affected every day by the things people do. Some of our actions help protect the planet, while […]

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Blog post #4 – “How do changes in the environment affect whether a species adapts or goes extinct?” 

Hello and welcome to my blog post #3, in this post I will be researching about why environmental changes happen. The environment is always changing. Sometimes it’s nature doing it naturally(1) like, volcanoes, solar flares, or shifting ocean currents (3). These things have been changing Earth for ages, sometimes slowly, […]

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BLOG POST 2; How would the advancement of automobiles affect the global market? I further divided my question into three major categories 1.How would the dominance of cars affect the transport sector? 2.How would the international firms affect the local ones? 3.The strategies to be set to ensure that the […]

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Blog Post 5: The Behaviorial and physical Impacts of Social Media On Teenagers

Social media is a big part of almost everyone’s life today, especially for teens. In this post, I want to talk about three things social media affects that we don’t always think about: our behavior, our physical activity, and our sleep. We always hear about how social media can make […]

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Blog Post #5 – The Physical Impacts of Cancer on the Patient and their Family

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my blog! Over my last few posts, I’ve explored the mental and emotional effects of cancer. For my last research round, I’m focusing on the physical impacts, both on the person diagnosed and on the family members who support them. This round of research […]

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Blog post 5: How can income inequality be solved and what positive benefits could minimizing income inequality bring?

In my final research post, I will be discussing solutions to income inequality and the positive benefits that may come from a society with almost no income inequality. Income inequality stems from many factors which means there are many potential solutions with varying effects. (1)One proposed solution to solve income […]

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Kian Vaezi- Blog post #5- Inquiry- Is true happiness something money can buy or does it come from somewhere deeper?

Happiness is subjective. Not everyone gets the same amount of joy from everything. We all have different choices, preferences, and ideas of a good time. But as everyone knows, the world revolves around money. Meaning money and financial coverage can play a huge role in someone’s mental health. But does […]

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Blog Post #5 – How have historical figures and leaders justified murder under moral and political reasoning?

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my blog! As I delve into this week’s blog post, I hope to understand how those in positions of power have utilized moral and political reasoning in order to justify the act of killing (murder) throughout history. Leaders often claim that taking a life […]

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Inquiry Blog Post #5 – ‘How does the country a child is raised in affect their childhood development and their values and beliefs into adulthood?’

This is my third and final round of reasearch concerning my above inquiry question. In this post is the information I found notable when resarching the third step of my three step reasearch plan. I found the points I cover in this post very beneficial and informative about the role […]

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Blog post #5 – Linking final Ideas between Acne and Water Intake

Hello awesome people! Welcome to my third blog post! For this inquiry project, I have decided to research the question “To what extent does daily water intake influence skin hydration and acne occurrence in students?” In this blog post, I will be Investigating the relationship between daily water intake, skin […]

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Blog Post #4 – Social and Emotional Effects of Social Media on Today’s Generation

Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog! In my last post I focused on the mental impacts of social media, like anxiety, self-esteem, and attention span. For this post I will be focusing on a different effect of social media, which is the social and emotional impacts on today’s generation. […]

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Blog Post #5: How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?

 Hello! This is my inquiry blog post #5 surrounding the question: “How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?” In this blog post, I will be presenting my third (and final) round of research. In this final round, I will investigate how people can adapt […]

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Blog post #5 – What role does implicit bias play in shaping a child’s perception of themselves, others and the world?

Step 3: Research how these concepts are intertwined in our sense of self and core beliefs In my last 2 blog posts, I explored the topics of implicit biases and childhood perception. I looked at how these unconscious biases affect us in our everyday life and how it is embedded […]

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How do the differences between the Canadian and U.S. education systems affect students’ learning outcomes and opportunities? —Third round of research

Hi, welcome back to my blog post. My inquiry question for this project, as stated above, is how the differences between the Canadian and U.S. education systems affect students’ learning outcomes and opportunities. In this blog I will be focusing on and getting a better understanding of “How do the […]

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blog post #5- How does constant comparison with online content affect people’s confidence and self-worth. Round 3 of research

round 3 guiding question: How can people resist or cope with online comparison? What the Research Shows Social media is a big part of everyday life, especially for teens. While it can be fun and entertaining, it also creates a platform where people constantly compare themselves to others. Most influencers […]

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Blog Post #5 – Does having more products really make us happier, or are we just chasing an altered version of satisfaction?

Inquiry Question: How does overconsumption affect our lives, and are we enticed by companies advertising, to buy more? Research Step 3: Does having more products really make us happier, or are we just chasing an altered version of satisfaction? Our modern day world is constantly pushing us to consume more […]

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Blog Post #5- How do people experiencing homelessness in Vancouver perceive existing housing programs, and what changes do they suggest?

Homelessness is a big problem in Vancouver, and many people do not have a safe place to live. The city has different housing programs to help, but it is important to know what the people using them think. Listening to their experiences and ideas can help make these programs better. […]

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Blog Post #5: How does social media affect the development of teenagers – round 3 of research

In today’s world, social media plays a big role in how teenagers see themselves and express who they are. Most teens use platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat daily, making social media a major part of their identity during their teen years (1). These years of our lives are really […]

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Blog Post #5- What affect does money have on our sense of happiness and fulfillment in life?

As a society, we continue to emphasize on wealth and financial success and that happiness is associated closely to money. When money is removed from the equation, we are revealed that fulfilment is influenced by a wide range of non-financial factors such as experiences and non-materialistic items. Happiness is an […]

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Inquiry Blog Post #4 – ‘How does the country a child is raised in affect their childhood development and their values and beliefs into adulthood?’

Welcome to my second round of research concerning my Inquiry question! Today I’ll be sharing my findings from the second step of my three step reasearch plan. This round really helped me understand the scale of which parents and parenting techniques can change a child’s life, and the way that […]

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Blog Post #4: How do the differences between the Canadian and U.S. education systems affect students’ learning outcomes and opportunities?—Second round of research

Hi, welcome back to my blog post. My inquiry question for this project, as stated above, is how do the differences between the Canadian and U.S. education systems affect students’ learning outcomes and opportunities? In this blog I will be focusing on and getting a better understanding of “How do […]

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Blog post #4 – What role does implicit bias play in shaping a child’s perception of themselves, others and the world?

Step 2: Research more about childhood perception In my last blog post, I looked at implicit and social biases that can affect our everyday life and the decisions and judgments that we make. I looked out how these biases make us assume things of groups of people that are different […]

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Blog Post #4 – How does overconsumption affect our mental and physical health, and is the toll as destructive on our well-being as it is on the environment?

Inquiry Question: How does overconsumption affect our lives, and are we enticed by companies advertising, to buy more? Research Step 2: How does overconsumption affect our mental and physical health, and is the toll as destructive on our well-being as it is on the environment? Consumerism is a major factor […]

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Blog Post #4: “How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?”

Hello! This is my blog #4 in response to my inquiry question: “How does the changing season from summer to fall and winter affect our mood, what we eat and what we do?” In this blog post, I will be researching my second round of research, where I will research Seasonal […]

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Blog Post #4 – How might climate change affect life in my community in the next 50 years?

For my second round of research, I will be more focused on the biggest factors and causes of climate change and how they affect the speed of its growth. I will try to find ways to reduce these key factors and develop a better understanding of why these factors have […]

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Blog Post #4 – Emotional Impact of Cancer on Patients and Families

Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! As discussed in my previous post I researched the mental and psychological impacts on both the patient and their family when receiving a cancer diagnosis. Now, I am researching the emotional impact on both the patient and their family. This round of research will dig […]

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Blog Post #4 Inquiry Project: How does social media affect the development of teenagers – Round two of research

In today’s world, social media is built into the everyday life of teenagers. The average teen spends around 4.8 hours a day on social media (1), so as you’d expect, many teens begin forming relationships with other users all around the world. These online relationships can be super positive as […]

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Blog Post #3 – The Mental Impacts of Social Media on Today’s Generation

Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog! In my project plan, I mentioned that this post would focus on the mental impacts of social media on today’s generation. I’ll be looking at how apps like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat affect things like self-esteem, body image, anxiety, depression, and even our […]

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Blog Post #4 Inquiry Project: what role does affordable housing supply play in preventing people from falling into homelessness in Vancouver?

Homelessness is something that is still a growing problem today in many parts of the world, Vancouver included. A large part of why this is, is because housing prices are to high for people to afford, leaving people on the street. So what if the housing prices were lower, would […]

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