Chapter 3, developing a research question is often hard and you might not get the question right away but, brain storming helps to really find the best way to phrase the research question. Really try to get as much information about your topic as possible . Understand it forward and backward and once you get a total understanding, you might start to change things in your paper. Make a list of research questions such as " information, history,assumptions, goals, outcomes, policies." when writing really look in to three words and they are " what, would, and should"  fill in the blank with your topic. Once you have gotten as much information as you can, start narrowing your research question question and fine tuning it. Really identify your topic, issue and question then from that point on you are ready to start setting up your paper. Keep your key ideas and information that make the strongest points ready and make it count so you don't keep overlapping the same information. I have never done this before but, explain how you collected all your information by listing journals articles and newspapers and any other ways you collected your information. Use all the tools and information as you can, to improve and get the most out of your paper.
I really need to set a timeline for my paper so I need to look more in to this.