help me out!
What could be very good topics, for a research paper?!?
I did one on the effects of violent video games on kids/teens. I liked that topic because there's a lot of evidence in both directions (some say they are harmful, and some say they are helpful...and in a good research paper, you should present both sides of the argument anyway).
Reply:What do you teach? Do you want to work with any of your fellow teachers? If you teach English, you can team up with the history dept. and allow them to pick subjects while you grade form, they grade content, same with science. If you teach social science, try putting a flat statement on the board and have the class support or reject it--great arguments both ways. It doesn't have to be a popular , controversial topic, just one that is readily researchable. Do violent video games breed violence in players or do violent people choose violent games?
Reply:Give us a further hint, please!
Reply:Definitely do something a little different! As important as Ghandi, the evolution of rock music, and the change in the environment ARE, your teacher would probably appreciate something a little different. Teach him or her as well! Let me think here...I'm super bored so I'll just throw out some ideas. :)
~Dream analysis
~The discovery and history of something random (kitchen appliances, scissors, toilet paper, nail polish, guns, etc.)
~How animals (dogs, cats, horses, whatever) became domesticated
~The different kinds of paper and how they're manufactured
~Western versus Eastern medical practices
haha, this is fun! um...
~The history of your family's last name
~The history and social meanings of fairy tales
~Very early music (pre-Renaissance)
~Bridges, or some subset of architecture
~Whatever you're interested in!
This site seems interesting:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/...
Monday, April 26, 2010
What would be a good research topic for a persuasive essay?
has to be current! im not trying to get anyone to do my work i just want suggetions.
What would be a good research topic for a persuasive essay?
The influence of the Internet: More harm than good or vice versa.
Media violence has a negative effect
Terrorism: it's high time to stop that war
Free public transport for everybody: for or against
Reply:Check it out: http://www.ClassTopic.com They have some great topics that I've used in the past. Each topic has three good sources to get you started on the research, too.
Reply:The best type or types of alternative energy when the world runs out of oil.
Reply:myspace is it good or bad???
Reply:wells fargo mountain bombing
Reply:Persuading someone to donate to a charity. Pick a specific one.
I suggest the Ronald McDonald House.
What would be a good research topic for a persuasive essay?
The influence of the Internet: More harm than good or vice versa.
Media violence has a negative effect
Terrorism: it's high time to stop that war
Free public transport for everybody: for or against
Reply:Check it out: http://www.ClassTopic.com They have some great topics that I've used in the past. Each topic has three good sources to get you started on the research, too.
Reply:The best type or types of alternative energy when the world runs out of oil.
Reply:myspace is it good or bad???
Reply:wells fargo mountain bombing
Reply:Persuading someone to donate to a charity. Pick a specific one.
I suggest the Ronald McDonald House.
Out of which of the following topics would be easiest to research for Engaland in Tudor and Stuart times?
-Medicine or health?
or -Religion?
Any other suggestions?, I can pick any topic.
Out of which of the following topics would be easiest to research for Engaland in Tudor and Stuart times?
religion would be the easiest. actually, there would probably be too much info.
i good topic would be the monarchies: enough info but not as generic
Reply:wars, henry the VIII
Reply:religion, you can probably write a full paper just on the spanish inquisition that was brought over to england during the Tudor period
Reply:Religion is a good start but to broad to reasearch about. If I were you I would choose medicine because it can be very interesting. You would be surprised about all of the strange ideas about medicine they had back then, especially with magic.
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or -Religion?
Any other suggestions?, I can pick any topic.
Out of which of the following topics would be easiest to research for Engaland in Tudor and Stuart times?
religion would be the easiest. actually, there would probably be too much info.
i good topic would be the monarchies: enough info but not as generic
Reply:wars, henry the VIII
Reply:religion, you can probably write a full paper just on the spanish inquisition that was brought over to england during the Tudor period
Reply:Religion is a good start but to broad to reasearch about. If I were you I would choose medicine because it can be very interesting. You would be surprised about all of the strange ideas about medicine they had back then, especially with magic.
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I need to do a report for my 8th grade english class it is a research Assignment. What are some good topics?
Give me any good topics thanks!!!
I need to do a report for my 8th grade english class it is a research Assignment. What are some good topics?
- why dont you try this stupid topic...?
- "is yahoo answers are right or wrong for the society...?"
- lol
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Reply:do a project on on the evolution of action sports....surfing, skateboarding, biking, motercross.....or just the history of one of those sports
Reply:chocolate chip cookies.
Reply:'Why we speak English in the United States'--might be a good topic.
Reply:since summer is coming up you could research swimming pool care
Reply:Why Mr Furley was the way he was.
Reply:History of the Saint Bernard. www.akc.org is a good sourse of infro also the Saint bernard Club of America.
Good luck!
Reply:Queen Elizabeth I / Electronic Waste / A certain culture / Endangered Animals... There's lots!!
Reply:A report on personal finance or planning for the future. People do not know nearly enough about it!
Reply:Depending on the scope of the project you can do anything: A history of New York City for instance
Reply:Family Values is a very good topic
Communication, for example
I need to do a report for my 8th grade english class it is a research Assignment. What are some good topics?
- why dont you try this stupid topic...?
- "is yahoo answers are right or wrong for the society...?"
- lol
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Reply:do a project on on the evolution of action sports....surfing, skateboarding, biking, motercross.....or just the history of one of those sports
Reply:chocolate chip cookies.
Reply:'Why we speak English in the United States'--might be a good topic.
Reply:since summer is coming up you could research swimming pool care
Reply:Why Mr Furley was the way he was.
Reply:History of the Saint Bernard. www.akc.org is a good sourse of infro also the Saint bernard Club of America.
Good luck!
Reply:Queen Elizabeth I / Electronic Waste / A certain culture / Endangered Animals... There's lots!!
Reply:A report on personal finance or planning for the future. People do not know nearly enough about it!
Reply:Depending on the scope of the project you can do anything: A history of New York City for instance
Reply:Family Values is a very good topic
Communication, for example
Can anyone possibly give me a good research topic?
I'm in Jr. English in high school. and i need a really good research topic also and interesting one too
Can anyone possibly give me a good research topic?
1. Do humans learn nouns or verbs first when they are babies?
2. How many species of animals can comprehend the spoken or signed English language?
3. Does a thought come before a word or does the word come before the thought?
4. What job opportunities are available for writers?
5. Why do the Chinese want their citizens to speak English by the time the Olympics are conducted there?
6. Compare letters written home from Civil War soldiers and letters written home from soldiers today.
Reply:Oo, this ones fun. Reasearch the difference between a poets tale of Sir Arthur and the Round table and a Knights tale of Sir Arthur and the Round table. Compare these two pieces: "The Tale of Sir Gareth" by Sir Thomas Mallory and "Gareth and Lynette" by Lord Alfred Tennyson. You can probably find both stories on the internet, and it's really easy to do. Sir mallory was a knight and Lord Tennyson was a poet. It doesn't take too long to read, but make sure you understand Tennyson or you'll misinterpret it.
Reply:Here is one: Why are Muslim leaders supporting Holocaust revisionists.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:s.e.x.
Reply:why inst the world free
Reply:Shakespeare, interesting and has a level of difficulty. also english poetry of times
Reply:When I taught English, one research topic that always went over well was, "What was happening on the day you were born?" You can choose from a number of areas such as politics, world events, sports, fashion, etc., and there's usually plenty of research material available.
It's fun to see how the world has changed in a matter of a few short years. And since the topic is one that should be of interest to you, it's usually a lot of fun to write.
Good luck with your research paper!
Reply:What is interesting depends on your likes...try this: http://www.rbc.edu/library/Research/rese...
Reply:Bonny and Clyde?
Reply:do a research paper on smoking or parkinsons disease or something like that...you find out all kinds of interesting information. I just did a persuasive essay on smoking and i found out TONS of info.
Reply:Parasites! According to the US Centers for Disease every 1 in 6 Americans have one or more parasites. Scary, huh?
Reply:There are lots of issues and topics you could write about. There some of the more serious ones like :
Abortion http://www.religioustolerance.org/aborti...
Euthanasia http://www.euthanasia.com/
Gun Control http://www.opensecrets.org/news/guns/
Legalization of Marijuana http://members.tripod.com/~totaleuphoria...
Gays In The Military http://usmilitary.about.com/library/week...
And there are many many more issues that you can research.
Good Luck.
Reply:I would research something relating to books turning into movies. Compare how the two are similar and different. Give your opinion on which one is better.
Reply:I'm sure your teacher can.
Reply:Yes 12/12/2006, today a boy, 17, in Springfield Pennsylvania walked into high school with an ak47 and blew holes in the ceiling and then himself.
Why does the father have an AK47 at home (and supposedly the kid got the key somehow). Are ak47's legal to have at home?
Do you really need that kind of firepower?
What are the real signs of depression? He told his girlfriend yesterday that he's going far, far away and not coming back.
She didn't know.
What are the 2006/2007 signs of teen depression? Are they angry because they were put into daycares as children, and are latch-key kids because they come home from school and no adult is there?
Why, why?
GOD bless.
Reply:Your research topic can be on why the FCC is letting television shows not have to pay for closed-captioning which would ultimately benefit the deaf and hard-of-hearing... This is very recent, so you should find a lot of information on this.
Reply:I suggest that a good research topic for a jr. english student would be the rise of fetal alcohol syndrome in Native American cultures. Good luck to you.
Reply:Ask yourself what you are interested in . It could be an issue you are concerned about , maybe something scientific like animals or weather or about a geographical place.
Ask your teacher about what your options are.
Research papers are very big deal in high school and you'll get a lot in college if you go.
Reply:THE HYPOCRACY OF MARIJUANA LEGISLATION.
Reply:wow, so many good ones already.
How about:
How technology is being used to improve and speed up medical research?
or
Something about DNA or stem cells, like what can we benefit by mapping human dna or how far dna mapping has gone so far.
Also,
Are plus size models just as dangerous as anorexic ones, if not worse?
Reply:Gee there are so many but you need something that corresponds to the subject that you are doing which is English so a current topic like why moviestars are always cause drunk etc - is it because they all go out and do it or is it because the media follows them around constantly so they are bound to find something. Also world news like the war in Iraq is always a popular one but i find controversial issues more interesting than others like the bermuda triangle - Happy Studying :)
Reply:abortion
Reply:I would like to see a report on the effect of celebrity worship and media on society as a whole.
Can anyone possibly give me a good research topic?
1. Do humans learn nouns or verbs first when they are babies?
2. How many species of animals can comprehend the spoken or signed English language?
3. Does a thought come before a word or does the word come before the thought?
4. What job opportunities are available for writers?
5. Why do the Chinese want their citizens to speak English by the time the Olympics are conducted there?
6. Compare letters written home from Civil War soldiers and letters written home from soldiers today.
Reply:Oo, this ones fun. Reasearch the difference between a poets tale of Sir Arthur and the Round table and a Knights tale of Sir Arthur and the Round table. Compare these two pieces: "The Tale of Sir Gareth" by Sir Thomas Mallory and "Gareth and Lynette" by Lord Alfred Tennyson. You can probably find both stories on the internet, and it's really easy to do. Sir mallory was a knight and Lord Tennyson was a poet. It doesn't take too long to read, but make sure you understand Tennyson or you'll misinterpret it.
Reply:Here is one: Why are Muslim leaders supporting Holocaust revisionists.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:s.e.x.
Reply:why inst the world free
Reply:Shakespeare, interesting and has a level of difficulty. also english poetry of times
Reply:When I taught English, one research topic that always went over well was, "What was happening on the day you were born?" You can choose from a number of areas such as politics, world events, sports, fashion, etc., and there's usually plenty of research material available.
It's fun to see how the world has changed in a matter of a few short years. And since the topic is one that should be of interest to you, it's usually a lot of fun to write.
Good luck with your research paper!
Reply:What is interesting depends on your likes...try this: http://www.rbc.edu/library/Research/rese...
Reply:Bonny and Clyde?
Reply:do a research paper on smoking or parkinsons disease or something like that...you find out all kinds of interesting information. I just did a persuasive essay on smoking and i found out TONS of info.
Reply:Parasites! According to the US Centers for Disease every 1 in 6 Americans have one or more parasites. Scary, huh?
Reply:There are lots of issues and topics you could write about. There some of the more serious ones like :
Abortion http://www.religioustolerance.org/aborti...
Euthanasia http://www.euthanasia.com/
Gun Control http://www.opensecrets.org/news/guns/
Legalization of Marijuana http://members.tripod.com/~totaleuphoria...
Gays In The Military http://usmilitary.about.com/library/week...
And there are many many more issues that you can research.
Good Luck.
Reply:I would research something relating to books turning into movies. Compare how the two are similar and different. Give your opinion on which one is better.
Reply:I'm sure your teacher can.
Reply:Yes 12/12/2006, today a boy, 17, in Springfield Pennsylvania walked into high school with an ak47 and blew holes in the ceiling and then himself.
Why does the father have an AK47 at home (and supposedly the kid got the key somehow). Are ak47's legal to have at home?
Do you really need that kind of firepower?
What are the real signs of depression? He told his girlfriend yesterday that he's going far, far away and not coming back.
She didn't know.
What are the 2006/2007 signs of teen depression? Are they angry because they were put into daycares as children, and are latch-key kids because they come home from school and no adult is there?
Why, why?
GOD bless.
Reply:Your research topic can be on why the FCC is letting television shows not have to pay for closed-captioning which would ultimately benefit the deaf and hard-of-hearing... This is very recent, so you should find a lot of information on this.
Reply:I suggest that a good research topic for a jr. english student would be the rise of fetal alcohol syndrome in Native American cultures. Good luck to you.
Reply:Ask yourself what you are interested in . It could be an issue you are concerned about , maybe something scientific like animals or weather or about a geographical place.
Ask your teacher about what your options are.
Research papers are very big deal in high school and you'll get a lot in college if you go.
Reply:THE HYPOCRACY OF MARIJUANA LEGISLATION.
Reply:wow, so many good ones already.
How about:
How technology is being used to improve and speed up medical research?
or
Something about DNA or stem cells, like what can we benefit by mapping human dna or how far dna mapping has gone so far.
Also,
Are plus size models just as dangerous as anorexic ones, if not worse?
Reply:Gee there are so many but you need something that corresponds to the subject that you are doing which is English so a current topic like why moviestars are always cause drunk etc - is it because they all go out and do it or is it because the media follows them around constantly so they are bound to find something. Also world news like the war in Iraq is always a popular one but i find controversial issues more interesting than others like the bermuda triangle - Happy Studying :)
Reply:abortion
Reply:I would like to see a report on the effect of celebrity worship and media on society as a whole.
Can any one help me pick a research topic?
So for my English class i have to write a paper on anything i want to know more about, plus i need to interview someone that relates to this topic. The paper has to be a minimum of 3000 words. I thought about it and for some reason im having the hardest time picking a topic, can anyone give me some suggestions?
Can any one help me pick a research topic?
The Kennedy Assassination. There is more information on that you will know what to do with. You can interview anyone who was alive and remembers that day and the entire week following it. With all the conspiracy theories you will have plenty to make a 3000 word paper. It's interesting to read about it and watch the films.
Reply:I would recomend a global problem like, pollution, global warming, tree fiers, and then ask the others about what they think of the problem
hope ot helps!
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Reply:I you have to interview a person, you could do a project on running a business of your choice and interview the owner of that business.
Reply:How about the phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion? It's weird, wild stuff.
I wouldn't use wikipedia as a source in your paper though. Because, if I were your English teacher and you did, I would fail you.
Reply:Well if you like science you could research UFO's. Research why the government has some real info on it and won't share it with the general public.
It's a CONSPIRACY!!!!
Can any one help me pick a research topic?
The Kennedy Assassination. There is more information on that you will know what to do with. You can interview anyone who was alive and remembers that day and the entire week following it. With all the conspiracy theories you will have plenty to make a 3000 word paper. It's interesting to read about it and watch the films.
Reply:I would recomend a global problem like, pollution, global warming, tree fiers, and then ask the others about what they think of the problem
hope ot helps!
miley cyrus
Reply:I you have to interview a person, you could do a project on running a business of your choice and interview the owner of that business.
Reply:How about the phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion? It's weird, wild stuff.
I wouldn't use wikipedia as a source in your paper though. Because, if I were your English teacher and you did, I would fail you.
Reply:Well if you like science you could research UFO's. Research why the government has some real info on it and won't share it with the general public.
It's a CONSPIRACY!!!!
Computer Engineering related research topic?
I need to write a research paper for my English class in college and we need to start picking out topics. The teacher asked that we pick a topic related to our majors (mine being computer engineering). I can't really think of anything myself so I'm looking for suggestions (something controversial or "just plain cool".) It could also be a science related topic. Thanks for any help.
Computer Engineering related research topic?
There was an article on robots and marital relationships I read recently. I thought that was provacative.
Reply:How about robotic assisted warfare? Programming weapons to recognize enemies, programming mechanized units to deploy themselves in the heat of battle etc.
medicine
Computer Engineering related research topic?
There was an article on robots and marital relationships I read recently. I thought that was provacative.
Reply:How about robotic assisted warfare? Programming weapons to recognize enemies, programming mechanized units to deploy themselves in the heat of battle etc.
medicine
Please can i be send recent research topics in biocemistry?
The division of Gene Technology and Applied Biochemistry was founded as one of seven divisions of the Institute of Chemical Engineering in 2002, and is responsible for teaching and research in the basic areas of applied biosciences, i..e. biochemistry and gene technology, particularly of microorganisms and plant with an industrial potential, biochemistry of plant secondary metabolism, antagonism of plant pathogenesis by organisms and molecules, use of DNA analysis for identification of microorganissm, and for studying biodiversity and evolution of fungi.
The division has been first established around the research group of Christian Kubicek in the former Institute of Biochemical Technology and Microbiology in 1986 (Division for Microbial Biochemistry), and after fusion of this institute in 2002 been complemented by the research group of Karl Stich from the former institute of Botany.
The Division of Gene Technology and Applied Biochemistry, with one full professor, two associate professors, two assistant professors, five post-docs and several PhD and diploma students is one of the largest and most active divisions of the Institute, which is also reflected in its strong involvement in teaching within the Bioscience topics.
Please can i be send recent research topics in biocemistry?
There are many places where u can find this topics, exactly what do you need? Biochemistry as u should know is a very broad branch of biology, if u have access to a book called Lehninger Principles of biochemistry u can find a lot of information of many topics
Hope u find what you are looking for
The division has been first established around the research group of Christian Kubicek in the former Institute of Biochemical Technology and Microbiology in 1986 (Division for Microbial Biochemistry), and after fusion of this institute in 2002 been complemented by the research group of Karl Stich from the former institute of Botany.
The Division of Gene Technology and Applied Biochemistry, with one full professor, two associate professors, two assistant professors, five post-docs and several PhD and diploma students is one of the largest and most active divisions of the Institute, which is also reflected in its strong involvement in teaching within the Bioscience topics.
Please can i be send recent research topics in biocemistry?
There are many places where u can find this topics, exactly what do you need? Biochemistry as u should know is a very broad branch of biology, if u have access to a book called Lehninger Principles of biochemistry u can find a lot of information of many topics
Hope u find what you are looking for
Can any one give me an idea of a good research topic?
I am trying to research on a topic related to marketing, in particular consumer behaviour and culture. Can any one suggest an idea which is realted to the above two? for eg- i have three vey popular fast food joints close by- mcdonald's, kfc and burger king, can i find out something about them ???
Can any one give me an idea of a good research topic?
You could look into whether or not the offering of healthier menu choices has led to a higher boost in profits, and if consumers are buying more of the healthy than the standby fast food.
Reply:I would write a research paper on how those fast food joints market, and how they advertise, and who they market to.
You could easily get a lot of information, and there are some good books on it as well, such as "fast food nation"
Reply:I would research how video game consumers have evolved from kids to adults.. remember kids that grew up playing atari and nintendo are now adults and are responsible for the success of modern game consoles like ps2 and xbox. there is a lot of information available on this topic and I can tell you that when video games first came out they where marketed to kids but now you see a shift and a lot of games are marketed to adults, why is that? I will tell you why, the reason is the same kids that played atari 30 years ago have grown up and they still enjoy gaming but they demand games that are more geared for adults and companies like sony and microsoft are aware of that and that is why they are so successful. I used to be a marketing rep for xbox and I learned alot about this topic. good luck
Can any one give me an idea of a good research topic?
You could look into whether or not the offering of healthier menu choices has led to a higher boost in profits, and if consumers are buying more of the healthy than the standby fast food.
Reply:I would write a research paper on how those fast food joints market, and how they advertise, and who they market to.
You could easily get a lot of information, and there are some good books on it as well, such as "fast food nation"
Reply:I would research how video game consumers have evolved from kids to adults.. remember kids that grew up playing atari and nintendo are now adults and are responsible for the success of modern game consoles like ps2 and xbox. there is a lot of information available on this topic and I can tell you that when video games first came out they where marketed to kids but now you see a shift and a lot of games are marketed to adults, why is that? I will tell you why, the reason is the same kids that played atari 30 years ago have grown up and they still enjoy gaming but they demand games that are more geared for adults and companies like sony and microsoft are aware of that and that is why they are so successful. I used to be a marketing rep for xbox and I learned alot about this topic. good luck
How to find a better Research topic in Econ?
It is related to Agricultural Economics. it should be of the Bachelors degree level.
How to find a better Research topic in Econ?
The impact the lack of adequate water resources has on the agricultural economy either on a local, state, national or/and global level. Good luck writing your paper!
How to find a better Research topic in Econ?
The impact the lack of adequate water resources has on the agricultural economy either on a local, state, national or/and global level. Good luck writing your paper!
What are good post-world war 2 research paper topics?
Civil Rights movement
Cuban Missle Crisis
Space Race
Korean War
Vietnam War
Hope this helps
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Cuban Missle Crisis
Space Race
Korean War
Vietnam War
Hope this helps
home teeth cleaning
Research paper topics? (can be about anything)?
The research paper is for English class but can be about any topic we choose. One of the recommendations was to choose something that interests us so I chose first to write about the Sociology of Fashion. While looking at my books I remembered that there was another sugestion saying that you could write about books that you've enjoyed, so I thought something about Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. In am particularry interested in the fact that Wonderland pictures the adult world and Alice a child that tries to understand this confusing world and also how the conflict of identity is present troughout the whole book. In the Looking Glass she is more unerstanding of this adult world but is still dealing with some issues, especially identity ones. Still I'm not very sure about what is it that I want to write about so any suggestions or help with the topics already mentioned would be greatly appreciated.
Research paper topics? (can be about anything)?
chose alice in wonderland because its all up to you and your imagination about whats going on
if you watch it as a kid
and then as an adult you interpert it two entirely different ways
Reply:Do you know that in sociology, the power of thinking is a good strength? Do you have it?
Read about this here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
Research paper topics? (can be about anything)?
chose alice in wonderland because its all up to you and your imagination about whats going on
if you watch it as a kid
and then as an adult you interpert it two entirely different ways
Reply:Do you know that in sociology, the power of thinking is a good strength? Do you have it?
Read about this here:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
What are some good persuasive speech topics that would have a lot of information to research on?
How about the need for western countries to seriously address world hunger?
What are some good persuasive speech topics that would have a lot of information to research on?
Adopting dogs from a shelter reduces the need for euthanasia.
Walking to work %26amp; cutting your own grass saves $ in many ways.
Students who excel in oral presentations have a good college acceptance rate.
What are some good persuasive speech topics that would have a lot of information to research on?
Adopting dogs from a shelter reduces the need for euthanasia.
Walking to work %26amp; cutting your own grass saves $ in many ways.
Students who excel in oral presentations have a good college acceptance rate.
Can anybody please give me a good research topic?
It must be applicable for students in 15 years of age. It can be in any field of science. And the materials needed can be found in the Philippines.
Can anybody please give me a good research topic?
Time Travel. Can we travel through time? Can we go to Past or Future?
Reply:volcanoes. earthquakes/tsunamis. plate tectonics and mountain building. seashells and marine life of the pacific.
Reply:Which material can be recycled commercially and economically in Philippine?
Reply:make them extract each element from this mixture
iron fillings , rubber and sand .
good luck
Reply:veterinary science (you know animal doctors)
Reply:Cancer awareness.
Reply:i dont get ur last sentence but um 15yr olds try aids hiv smoking drinking or sumthing that cud help them
Reply:nuclear reactions!
(you an even make a little demonstration ;)
that or reproduction.
Reply:Termites. Dr. Chu (see link below) is a renowned scientist and he believes that termites and the protoza in their guts can be the energy solution to carry mankind 1000's of years into the future.
Reply:Does smoking suits you? you can also choose cancer,side effects of abortion (biology),the formation of an island...
Reply:Animal Behavior - Pick an animal, Propose a theory on a specific behavior, and then observe and record data. In the end that data will either support, or reject your theory.
Reply:Rainbows
Lightning
Recycling
Solar Energy
Can anybody please give me a good research topic?
Time Travel. Can we travel through time? Can we go to Past or Future?
Reply:volcanoes. earthquakes/tsunamis. plate tectonics and mountain building. seashells and marine life of the pacific.
Reply:Which material can be recycled commercially and economically in Philippine?
Reply:make them extract each element from this mixture
iron fillings , rubber and sand .
good luck
Reply:veterinary science (you know animal doctors)
Reply:Cancer awareness.
Reply:i dont get ur last sentence but um 15yr olds try aids hiv smoking drinking or sumthing that cud help them
Reply:nuclear reactions!
(you an even make a little demonstration ;)
that or reproduction.
Reply:Termites. Dr. Chu (see link below) is a renowned scientist and he believes that termites and the protoza in their guts can be the energy solution to carry mankind 1000's of years into the future.
Reply:Does smoking suits you? you can also choose cancer,side effects of abortion (biology),the formation of an island...
Reply:Animal Behavior - Pick an animal, Propose a theory on a specific behavior, and then observe and record data. In the end that data will either support, or reject your theory.
Reply:Rainbows
Lightning
Recycling
Solar Energy
What techniques can be used to select pertinent info. from related literature for your research topic?
Are there certain steps to consider when looking for topic-related information in related literature?
What techniques can be used to select pertinent info. from related literature for your research topic?
Synonymy/ hyponomy, Classification / reclassification, and Scale are some of the key concepts you should consider.
Synonymy is identification, what is something called. So you start out by searching for the key words for your topic.
Hyponomy is inclusion, what is things are associated with each other. Survey the results of your key word search to see what words can logically embrace or include other words. For example the words sister, daughter, mother can be included under female.
Classification is grouping objects based on a criteria or set of criterion. From the example above, you can make a group called female consisting of sister, daughter, mother.
Reclassification is changing the original grouping by changing the criteria. From the example above, you can reclassify the group by generation: First generation = mother, who might have a sister; Second generation = daughter, who might also have a sister. In this reclassification, you can see there is a potential for confusion with the term sister...how to tell on type from the other. So one possible solution is to create new identities....Aunt and cousin or examples of some possibilities.
Scale is the size or level / degree of detail. (I think you can see that from the examples above.)
One way to use scale is to examine the degree of relationship between the topics you find. This can be done by examining how direct or indirect (in math we examine independent / dependent variables). So examine the key topics you find for the logical ties...which must happen before the other. And, would you believe, this then helps you define how "pertinent" one topic is to another.
Hope this helps you. Best wishes in your studies.
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What techniques can be used to select pertinent info. from related literature for your research topic?
Synonymy/ hyponomy, Classification / reclassification, and Scale are some of the key concepts you should consider.
Synonymy is identification, what is something called. So you start out by searching for the key words for your topic.
Hyponomy is inclusion, what is things are associated with each other. Survey the results of your key word search to see what words can logically embrace or include other words. For example the words sister, daughter, mother can be included under female.
Classification is grouping objects based on a criteria or set of criterion. From the example above, you can make a group called female consisting of sister, daughter, mother.
Reclassification is changing the original grouping by changing the criteria. From the example above, you can reclassify the group by generation: First generation = mother, who might have a sister; Second generation = daughter, who might also have a sister. In this reclassification, you can see there is a potential for confusion with the term sister...how to tell on type from the other. So one possible solution is to create new identities....Aunt and cousin or examples of some possibilities.
Scale is the size or level / degree of detail. (I think you can see that from the examples above.)
One way to use scale is to examine the degree of relationship between the topics you find. This can be done by examining how direct or indirect (in math we examine independent / dependent variables). So examine the key topics you find for the logical ties...which must happen before the other. And, would you believe, this then helps you define how "pertinent" one topic is to another.
Hope this helps you. Best wishes in your studies.
Reply:Thanks very much! :-) Report Abuse
Reply:You're welcome very much. Glad you found it helpful! Report Abuse
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Can somebody tell me three good research paper topics?
birth control
genocide
coloning
Can somebody tell me three good research paper topics?
media violence
teen pregnancy
racism
genocide
coloning
Can somebody tell me three good research paper topics?
media violence
teen pregnancy
racism
9th grade research paper topics?
the class is communications (also called speech class) and my essay has to be 5 pages double spaced. can u come up with a few good topics?
9th grade research paper topics?
In 8th grade, i did a research project on stem cell research.
Picking a research project depends on your criteria- you could be doing controversial issues, or just about anything.
Good ones are:
Stem cell research
use of steroids
parental abuse
abortion- (might be sort of hard)
war in iraq
and a bunch of others:
Should pornography be restricted by law?
What is the impact of automation on American culture and lifestyles?
Should newspaper reporters be required to reveal their sources?
Should law or custom regarding American funeral practices be revised?
Should parents and other interested citizens censor textbooks and other literature for children in schools?
Where and how, if at all, should sex education be conducted?
Should the United States have mandatory military conscription? For whom?
Should laws regarding minimum wage (or the forty-hour work week) be revised?
Should mandatory (or voluntary) prayer be permitted in public schools?
Should the government provide child day care centers for working parents?
Should donors or their families be compensated for organ donations? How should people be selected to receive donor organs?
Should homosexuals be permitted to serve in the armed forces?
Should genetic engineering be controlled by law?
What impact on the family (or the workplace) have changes in gender roles had?
Have the large salaries of professional athletes had a negative impact on the athletes or the sports?
How should colleges manage their athletic programs in relation to their academic goals?
Do certain children's toys create social or emotional or other problems?
Should public servants (like school teachers, hospital workers, trash collectors) have the right to strike?
Should imports of foreign cars or other foreign products be limited or restricted by law?
Should academic freedom for teachers and students be limited by law?
Does society have an obligation to protect privacy as a basic individual right?
Should sex and violence on television or in the movies be restricted?
To what extent does the private life and private morality of a public figure affect his or her ability to serve the public interest?
Should divorce laws be changed in ways that will be more equitable or just for all the parties?
What restrictions should be placed on polygraph testing (or drug testing or personality testing such as Meyers-Brigg Type Indicator) either for the criminal justice system or for the workplace?
What place should "creationism" have in the public education system?
Should controversial speakers (on whatever subject) be
allowed on college campuses?
What types of regulations of smoking in public places should the legal system impose?
Do "beauty" contests (Mr. America, Miss America, etc.) serve any purpose in society?
Should "victimless crimes" such as prostitution and other sexual activity between consenting adults be free from
governmental interference?
Are American Indians being treated fairly in the 1990s?
What prevention techniques and/or penalties should be applied to child molestation and child abuse?
Does the American system of justice need reform to ensure that criminals are properly punished?
To what extent should individuals have the protection of the law and the assistance of the medical establishment in terminating their own lives?
What should be done to protect the rights of minorities (of all kinds) in America in the 1990s?
What techniques should the public schools use to strengthen literacy at all grade levels?
Should children be required to attend school past the age of sixteen?
Should a rating system be required for song lyrics?
To what extent should advertising aimed at children be regulated by law?
Should the courts require that contracts and other legal documents be written in nontechnical language so that clients can understand the documents?
Should English be declared the official language of the United States?
To what extent should bilingual education be offered in public schools?
What role should the federal government take in dealing with the problem of AIDS, homelessness, or other widespread social, medical, and economical problems (pick only one problem for a focus)?
Should surrogate motherhood be either banned or regulated be law?
Should adoption records be open rather than sealed?
Should unapproved drugs be made available as a last resort to patients with conditions for which conventional treatments are known to be ineffective?
Should tobacco companies be held responsible for smoking-related illnesses and deaths?
Should bartenders be held responsible for the behavior of their patrons?
Is rehabilitation of felony offenders possible? Desirable?
Should the federal government provide health care for all citizens who cannot afford their own?
Should juvenile offenders be tried and punished as adults?
Reply:"Something you like" or "something you are already interested in" is half the battle. If you aren't interested in the subject, 5 pages can seem like an eternity. If you already have knowledge and enthusiasm about the subject, 5 pages is easy.
Reply:Do it on a topic that you like, such as...
... your favorite band, movie, or book
... your family
... a hobby that you have
... a person you look up to
... a historical figure (Cleopatra, Anne Frank, Hitler, George Washington)
... a job (police, firefighter, teacher)
... a country that you are interested in
... an author
9th grade research paper topics?
In 8th grade, i did a research project on stem cell research.
Picking a research project depends on your criteria- you could be doing controversial issues, or just about anything.
Good ones are:
Stem cell research
use of steroids
parental abuse
abortion- (might be sort of hard)
war in iraq
and a bunch of others:
Should pornography be restricted by law?
What is the impact of automation on American culture and lifestyles?
Should newspaper reporters be required to reveal their sources?
Should law or custom regarding American funeral practices be revised?
Should parents and other interested citizens censor textbooks and other literature for children in schools?
Where and how, if at all, should sex education be conducted?
Should the United States have mandatory military conscription? For whom?
Should laws regarding minimum wage (or the forty-hour work week) be revised?
Should mandatory (or voluntary) prayer be permitted in public schools?
Should the government provide child day care centers for working parents?
Should donors or their families be compensated for organ donations? How should people be selected to receive donor organs?
Should homosexuals be permitted to serve in the armed forces?
Should genetic engineering be controlled by law?
What impact on the family (or the workplace) have changes in gender roles had?
Have the large salaries of professional athletes had a negative impact on the athletes or the sports?
How should colleges manage their athletic programs in relation to their academic goals?
Do certain children's toys create social or emotional or other problems?
Should public servants (like school teachers, hospital workers, trash collectors) have the right to strike?
Should imports of foreign cars or other foreign products be limited or restricted by law?
Should academic freedom for teachers and students be limited by law?
Does society have an obligation to protect privacy as a basic individual right?
Should sex and violence on television or in the movies be restricted?
To what extent does the private life and private morality of a public figure affect his or her ability to serve the public interest?
Should divorce laws be changed in ways that will be more equitable or just for all the parties?
What restrictions should be placed on polygraph testing (or drug testing or personality testing such as Meyers-Brigg Type Indicator) either for the criminal justice system or for the workplace?
What place should "creationism" have in the public education system?
Should controversial speakers (on whatever subject) be
allowed on college campuses?
What types of regulations of smoking in public places should the legal system impose?
Do "beauty" contests (Mr. America, Miss America, etc.) serve any purpose in society?
Should "victimless crimes" such as prostitution and other sexual activity between consenting adults be free from
governmental interference?
Are American Indians being treated fairly in the 1990s?
What prevention techniques and/or penalties should be applied to child molestation and child abuse?
Does the American system of justice need reform to ensure that criminals are properly punished?
To what extent should individuals have the protection of the law and the assistance of the medical establishment in terminating their own lives?
What should be done to protect the rights of minorities (of all kinds) in America in the 1990s?
What techniques should the public schools use to strengthen literacy at all grade levels?
Should children be required to attend school past the age of sixteen?
Should a rating system be required for song lyrics?
To what extent should advertising aimed at children be regulated by law?
Should the courts require that contracts and other legal documents be written in nontechnical language so that clients can understand the documents?
Should English be declared the official language of the United States?
To what extent should bilingual education be offered in public schools?
What role should the federal government take in dealing with the problem of AIDS, homelessness, or other widespread social, medical, and economical problems (pick only one problem for a focus)?
Should surrogate motherhood be either banned or regulated be law?
Should adoption records be open rather than sealed?
Should unapproved drugs be made available as a last resort to patients with conditions for which conventional treatments are known to be ineffective?
Should tobacco companies be held responsible for smoking-related illnesses and deaths?
Should bartenders be held responsible for the behavior of their patrons?
Is rehabilitation of felony offenders possible? Desirable?
Should the federal government provide health care for all citizens who cannot afford their own?
Should juvenile offenders be tried and punished as adults?
Reply:"Something you like" or "something you are already interested in" is half the battle. If you aren't interested in the subject, 5 pages can seem like an eternity. If you already have knowledge and enthusiasm about the subject, 5 pages is easy.
Reply:Do it on a topic that you like, such as...
... your favorite band, movie, or book
... your family
... a hobby that you have
... a person you look up to
... a historical figure (Cleopatra, Anne Frank, Hitler, George Washington)
... a job (police, firefighter, teacher)
... a country that you are interested in
... an author
Research Paper topic on anything from the Spanish American War to WWIII?
I've thought and thought and I dont have any good ideas. I have to write a 6-9 page research paper for history. The topic can be anything in between the events of from Spanish American War in 1898 to World War II. Does anyone have a good a idea/topic/thesis statement that I can prove for the paper?
Research Paper topic on anything from the Spanish American War to WWIII?
Suggested thesis statement or question: 'How important was the Zimmerman Telegram in bringing the US into WW1 ?' There is an excellent book on the topic by Barbara Tuchman , ''The Zimmerman Telegram', well-written and easy to read, which also talks about other factors relevant to the US decision to enter the war, any one of which could also be a good topic.The book should be available at any good library or on inter-library loan.
Reply:Perhaps why the following battles were considered as turning points in the second world war ; The Battle of Stalingrad ( the turning point for the Russians in their war with the Germans on The Eastern Front ) or The Battle of Midway ( the turning point for American forces in the war in the Pacific ) or The Battle of Britain ( when the British won the war in the air against the German Luftwaffe [Air-Force] ) or The Battle of Dien Bien Phu ( where the French began to lose the war in Indochine [Vietnam] ) .
Wikipedia has some excellent information on these pivotal events . Good luck on your paper !
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Reply:your thesis could be along the lines of how america's imperialist policy led to the Spanish American War.
One my classes like is how modern military technology conflicted with 19th century tactics to make WWI the worst war the world had seen. Such technological advances as the machine gun, the submarine (u boat), the airplane, the tank, etc forced armies which had relied on cavalry and infantry charges to rethink their tactics.
you could discuss the effects of the media on wars, for instance, yellow journalism and its influence on america's involvement in the S/A war, or the propaganda that was used in america during WWI.
You could also discuss the reasons prohibition failed, or the reasons that the great depression occurred, such as the stock market crash of 1929 and the catastrophic droughts and dust storms (the dust bowl).
If you are a fan of "titanic" you could discuss the effects that the Titanic sinking had on the class structure of early 20th century america.
You could also write about racism in the United States following the 1st world war, and use examples like the Tulsa riots, or the Rosewood incident of 1923 in florida. On the other side of the coin, you could discuss the great migration of southern blacks, who had, since the civil war, engaged in rural lifestyles and occupations, to the cities of the north and the influence on american industry.
good luck on your paper.
Research Paper topic on anything from the Spanish American War to WWIII?
Suggested thesis statement or question: 'How important was the Zimmerman Telegram in bringing the US into WW1 ?' There is an excellent book on the topic by Barbara Tuchman , ''The Zimmerman Telegram', well-written and easy to read, which also talks about other factors relevant to the US decision to enter the war, any one of which could also be a good topic.The book should be available at any good library or on inter-library loan.
Reply:Perhaps why the following battles were considered as turning points in the second world war ; The Battle of Stalingrad ( the turning point for the Russians in their war with the Germans on The Eastern Front ) or The Battle of Midway ( the turning point for American forces in the war in the Pacific ) or The Battle of Britain ( when the British won the war in the air against the German Luftwaffe [Air-Force] ) or The Battle of Dien Bien Phu ( where the French began to lose the war in Indochine [Vietnam] ) .
Wikipedia has some excellent information on these pivotal events . Good luck on your paper !
:0)
Reply:your thesis could be along the lines of how america's imperialist policy led to the Spanish American War.
One my classes like is how modern military technology conflicted with 19th century tactics to make WWI the worst war the world had seen. Such technological advances as the machine gun, the submarine (u boat), the airplane, the tank, etc forced armies which had relied on cavalry and infantry charges to rethink their tactics.
you could discuss the effects of the media on wars, for instance, yellow journalism and its influence on america's involvement in the S/A war, or the propaganda that was used in america during WWI.
You could also discuss the reasons prohibition failed, or the reasons that the great depression occurred, such as the stock market crash of 1929 and the catastrophic droughts and dust storms (the dust bowl).
If you are a fan of "titanic" you could discuss the effects that the Titanic sinking had on the class structure of early 20th century america.
You could also write about racism in the United States following the 1st world war, and use examples like the Tulsa riots, or the Rosewood incident of 1923 in florida. On the other side of the coin, you could discuss the great migration of southern blacks, who had, since the civil war, engaged in rural lifestyles and occupations, to the cities of the north and the influence on american industry.
good luck on your paper.
How do I narrow a research topic that is about an emotion, physical function of that emotion within the body.?
I want to know how emotions are processed in what ever part of the body that they are processed. I want to know if emotions are necessary for our lives. How do they help us or hurt us.
How do I narrow a research topic that is about an emotion, physical function of that emotion within the body.?
Many emotions have an actual physical purpose. For example, fear. If you were out walking or something and a man with a knife jumped out of a bush, you would see him. Your brain would recognize the danger and you would experience somatic symptoms like butterflies in your stomach. What is known as the fight or flight response would be triggered, which means that your adrenaline would increase and you would then immediately almost without even thinking do something to protect yourself. This is connected to the survival instinct that humans are born with. Emotions are processed in frontal lobe of the brain, however, flight or fight response resonates in the brain stem and spinal cord.
Reply:We need emotion, dont you feel good being happy and excited, and how would you know if your happy if you are never sad. Chemicals in our brains cause emotions.
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How do I narrow a research topic that is about an emotion, physical function of that emotion within the body.?
Many emotions have an actual physical purpose. For example, fear. If you were out walking or something and a man with a knife jumped out of a bush, you would see him. Your brain would recognize the danger and you would experience somatic symptoms like butterflies in your stomach. What is known as the fight or flight response would be triggered, which means that your adrenaline would increase and you would then immediately almost without even thinking do something to protect yourself. This is connected to the survival instinct that humans are born with. Emotions are processed in frontal lobe of the brain, however, flight or fight response resonates in the brain stem and spinal cord.
Reply:We need emotion, dont you feel good being happy and excited, and how would you know if your happy if you are never sad. Chemicals in our brains cause emotions.
broken teeth
Can any one suggest on a possible research topic which is related to the media?
I am a student journalist who intends to embark on a media related research, linking it to new information communication technology.How can i realte the two and what can i research on?
Can any one suggest on a possible research topic which is related to the media?
Ask yourself why newpapers readership is going down and why the newspaper is going the way of the dionsaurs according to some people?
Can any one suggest on a possible research topic which is related to the media?
Ask yourself why newpapers readership is going down and why the newspaper is going the way of the dionsaurs according to some people?
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