Remember - you write your method as you would for a scientific experiment. You need to say:

	what you did - what data you collected.
	How you collected - exactly what did you do and why did you do it like that?
	Why you collected that data - what are you going to do with it? Which aim will it help you to answer?
	Was it a good method to use - what went well, what went badly and how could you have collected the data more effectively?

How to do your METHOD and the 2009 helpsheet

Past examples of method sections

You should finish your method with a 'criticism of method'

How well did your data collection go? What might have affected your results? How could you have done the data collection in a more effective way?