For a strong research question, pick something you can truly dig into, like how a local policy affects real people—not just a vague global idea. Writing the report is like my son's engineering project: break it into steps, gather your evidence carefully, and don't leave it for the last minute. The obvious advice is to pick a big world issue, but from managing my home accounts, I know you must start with what you can actually measure and afford to study, or you'll be lost. It reminds me of budgeting for my daughter's dowry: a grand wish is nothing without knowing the price of rice and daal first.
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