- Read the case study carefully and make sure you understand the key issues.
- Identify the main characters, the main conflict, and the goals of the main characters.
- Make a list of the key facts and data in the case study.
2. Develop a hypothesis.
- What do you think is the main problem in the case study?
- What are the possible solutions to the problem?
3. Analyze the case study.
- Use the facts and data in the case study to support your hypothesis.
- Identify any weaknesses or gaps in your hypothesis.
- Consider alternative explanations for the events in the case study.
4. Develop a recommendation.
- Based on your analysis of the case study, what do you recommend that the main characters should do?
- Explain your recommendation and provide evidence to support it.
5. Present your case.
- Write an essay or presentation that communicates your analysis and recommendation.
- Be clear, concise, and persuasive.
- Use evidence from the case study to support your arguments.
6. Be prepared to defend your case.
- Be prepared to answer questions about your analysis and recommendation.
- Be able to explain why you made the choices that you did.