Let's say you want to write an article about introducing science to children.
If you already know about this subject, then you can just write your article.
If you don't know a great deal about this subject, but are nevertheless interested in introducing science to children, you should write as much as you know.
This can be the title, and a description of the article.
Or you can write a very general version of the article, including all the general information you'd like to tell children and/or their parents and teachers about introducting science to children.
Then do your research. Go online to the science websites, take notes. Are there any websites especially for children that include the subject of science? Are there any books on the subject of teaching science to children? Are any of these books for children? Do you know any expert teaching science to children that you can interview?
This is all information that you must research.
Research the information and take notes, then decide how you integrate this information into an interesting and detailed article on introducing science to children. If the audience of the article is children, then address the article to children. If it's a general information article then it's addressed to those interested in introducing science to children.
Write and rewrite the article include the details of your research. Excerpt some of the interviews with experts where pertinent. Then proofread and revise the article again. Write it so that you yourself are the expert in introducing science to children.
