Jamica Williams
I agree with this article. Sometimes it can be difficult to come up with an idea for topics for an essay.This article goes on to speak about good ways to get started with choosing a topic.
It said to start, a student should google the topic. Get some background information on the topic.
Normally, I don't really google my topic, I sort of go off of my personal experiences if the topic allows, then get background information. Then I like to make list and write down my sources for different paragraphs and my thesis.
After picking a topic and sources, the article says, to dissect and reread the sources. Its time to ask questions about the articles or chosen sources. I think this is a great idea and I normally do this already. But it says when reading, answer these questions
1. Who's saying what?
2. Are there terms that need to be defined?
After picking the best topic, according to the article, what about it interest you the most? Do you think it will help you stay up to par with what the assignment ask? When I tend to settle on a topic, I don't normally go into depth with it like the article calls for. But I think it make great points to really have a solid idea to write about.
I agree with this article. Sometimes it can be difficult to come up with an idea for topics for an essay.This article goes on to speak about good ways to get started with choosing a topic.
It said to start, a student should google the topic. Get some background information on the topic.
Normally, I don't really google my topic, I sort of go off of my personal experiences if the topic allows, then get background information. Then I like to make list and write down my sources for different paragraphs and my thesis.
After picking a topic and sources, the article says, to dissect and reread the sources. Its time to ask questions about the articles or chosen sources. I think this is a great idea and I normally do this already. But it says when reading, answer these questions
1. Who's saying what?
2. Are there terms that need to be defined?
After picking the best topic, according to the article, what about it interest you the most? Do you think it will help you stay up to par with what the assignment ask? When I tend to settle on a topic, I don't normally go into depth with it like the article calls for. But I think it make great points to really have a solid idea to write about.
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