A Quick List of Essay Topics And How to Start Your Essay Paper: Including Questions to Help You Find Your Thesis

ISBN-13: 9781533656384 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 66 str.

C. G. Brewer

Opis

You have found the book to help you survive your whole high school and college years Have you ever had a essay paper due and just had nothing...no ideas, nowhere to begin, nowhere to start...just staring at a blank screen or piece of paper? This book is here to help you find a topic to write on and even before that, show you the steps you need to take so you don't waste your time before you even begin starting your research and writing your paper. You will find the following categories with tons of topics in each: -Animal, Energy, and Environment -Business -Crime and Law -Drug and Drug Abuse -Education -Family and Children Issues -Government and Political Issues -Health -Media and Communications -Psychology -Religion -Science and Technology -Social Issues -Terrorism -Women and Gender -World Issues Don't worry if you don't see your specific category, because it could be a topic. Even if it isn't, these topics are great starting points to add another topic to one you currently have and/or are maybe struggling with. It could also give you ideas on where to take a topic if you already have one chosen. Usually combining two topics can lead to a more in-depth and focused research paper, but it really depends on what your assignment asks for. In addition there are over 30 questions to help focus your research, find your supporting points, and help to begin your paper and write your thesis. No topic and no supporting points equal no thesis, no research paper and the clock is tick tick ticking. There are also quick links within the e-book to help you navigate and jump around within the categories with ease and convenience, if you decide you want to change topics. This book will be a great addition to help any student who needs help finding a research topic and starting their paper

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