Following the Literature Review and Project Plan you are to produce the Findings and Discussion and Conclusion on your research.

This paper is a continuation from the 2 papers that have been written( a literature review and the other one is project plan thats been written by another writer ill attach it), please read over the 2 papers. I’ve also changed my research question to ” what happens when I intentionally engage children in experiences that encourages social and emotional awareness?” This paper requires 5 paragraphs; -Introduction -Findings: Findings Table (data collected) Analysis (Data Analysis) -Discussion (How has the collection of the data informed your perspective, reaffirmed your ideas in relation to the literature or challenged your ideas?) -Conclusion Summary of main ideas and findings, suggestions for future research. Reference list Must be reflective of APA6. Following the Literature Review and Project Plan you are to produce the Findings and Discussion and Conclusion on your research. In one sense you can consider this the answer to your central question. Note that the answer will not be simple and cannot be offered in a particularly simple form without careful explanation. The Findings and Discussion Report can be considered as your exploration and explanation of the question and the research that you conducted. Findings – The Findings section is a condensing of the key ideas emerging from your research. You will have collected much material and in sorting through this material you need to decide which is important. Your findings table will help to link the literature with your data and will form the beginning of your Findings section. The second part is a presentation of the prominent findings, drawing attention to particular pieces of evidence that will help you in your discussion. Discussion – The Discussion section is where you draw together the literature and the major findings from your research. Using the codes from the Findings Table discuss the central question in relation to the key findings and literature. You may draw attention to whether your data makes positive connections with the literature explored in the earlier assessments or challenges it.