Hello Buddy hope today is a great day for you. For your Module Two project proposal, you selected a ...

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Hello Buddy hope today is a great day for you. For your Module Two project proposal, you selected a STEM-related issue and picked three or more sources to be used to investigate the issue. You also went through the SIFT method to determine the credibility and validity of one of your sources. For this assignment, you will draft Part One of your project: Research Overview. Using the three or more sources that you identified in the project proposal, you will describe the scientific issue you chose to lawmakers and communicate its importance by providing an analysis of the existing data and information that you gathered. Before working on this assignment, consult the Project Guidelines and Rubric and read the scenario provided. The scenario provides the background for your work on the project. Specifically, you must address the following: Part One: Research Overview In this section, you will describe the issue and relevant parts of data and determine the validity of data related to the issue. You will also describe trends and explain relationships in the data. Provide a brief description of the issue and how it impacts equity in your community. Consider the following questions to guide your response. In plain language, how would you briefly describe the issue to someone who was not familiar with it? What populations might be disproportionately impacted by this issue? Describe the relevant parts of data and information on your chosen scientific issue. Consider the following questions to guide your response. What are the main points supported by the research? What methods, figures/results, and conclusions are supported by the research? Determine the validity of the data and information from your chosen sources on the scientific issue. Consider the following question to guide your response. How current and accurate is the information? Describe the trends in the data on your chosen scientific issue. Consider the following questions to guide your response. How might you describe the trends in the data and information in your sources? Do the trends appear to be positive, negative, stable, or a combination? Describe relationships in the data and information found in your sources relating to your chosen scientific issue. Consider the following questions to guide your response. What connections or associations are present between the variables in the data? How might trends and patterns in data help you in describing those relationships?