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More Posts from Narvember and Others
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there’s only four tho
One of the things that annoy me the most about the public education system is that everyone demands a paper but no one taught anyone how to write a paper. At a maximum, they might have mumbled something under their breath about accordions and being persuasive.
Here’s a quick and dirty about how to write a paper:
1. Get your topic down to one sentence and write an intro
Topic: AIDS is an economic issue.
Intro: AIDS first came on the scene as a sexually transmitted disease that only homosexuals and sexual deviants have as demonstrated by the reaction in the 1980s, however, it has been proven that AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease that affects all walks of life whether they are sexually active or not… … …
Make sure to tie your topic into your intro.
2. Write down all of your points.
Prostitution for economic need spawns an environment of increased risk for sexually transmitted disease because it is more profitable to perform sex without protection.
The rate of AIDS is higher in impoverished Western communities and third world countries because of the availability of education and resources.
Stereotypes surrounding the disease and lack of proper sexual education create higher risk factors.
Point 4
point 5
3. Write down the point of your point. (Why is it in your paper?)
This is important because …
This ties into the argument because . .
Point A causes
Point B affects/ has the effect of
Point C represents
The point of this is …
4. Write down any sub-ideas into separate paragraphs but with the same format as main paragraphs.
Sub-ideas are small branches off of your main idea, but are different enough to garner a paragraph of their own.
5. Find your quotes. If for some reason you can’t find a quote to support your point, write a new point.
Then explain the quote. Do not let the quote stand alone. There is no quote on the planet that stands alone. You must explain the importance of the quote with regard to the subject. I don’t care how great the quote is.
5. Write a conclusion by essentially summarizing, not all of your topic sentences, but all of your concluding sentences (point of your point).
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By the time you are done filling in all the spaces and resources and citations you have a nice, thick paper.
The way I eyeball it is I need 2 main paragraphs, not including intro and conclusion per page. So if it is a 5 page paper, I need 10 main ideas. If the paper goes over, then I can cut some thoughts here and there. It’s a wide gauge because it all depends on 1) how long your quotes and citations are 2) how succinct you are in making your point 3) what the professor/teacher actually asks for in the way of citation and opinion.
It all can be adjusted very easily because everything is in its own nice little compartment.
idk who outside of science knows about this, but there is this page called arxiv.org which is an archive where scientific studies are uploaded
every year on the 1st of april, there are several joke papers uploaded, and they are always *chefs kiss*
these are a few from the astrophysics section, enjoy!
The dance tho...
I see a lot of positivity posts about 12-year-olds just learning to draw. Posts cautioning us to be mindful of 11-year-olds with no grasp of anatomy and 13-year-olds whose characters are all the same person with different hair and clothes, and I love those posts. Those are great posts. Keep those posts coming, tumblr.
But can I ask, what about the 25-year-old who just bought their first ever sketchbook? What about the 32-year-old who’s been drawing for a month and has just about got the hang of a human-looking face? What about the 67-year-old who finally has time to sit down and learn how to paint like they’ve always wanted?
Not everyone starts drawing as a child. Not everyone learned as a preteen. Some people start in college. Some people start when their career is going well and they feel like it’s time for a new hobby. Some people start after they’ve retired.
Not all beginner artists are kids, and I just thing the adults ones deserve some encouragement, too.
It’s essay writing season for tons of students!
After being a college writing tutor for over a year, I thought I would share my advice with all you awesome people on tumblr. This is how I write essays, but if you’ve got more tips, feel free to add them below.
Happy writing. You can do it!
lol =)))))))
Du weißt, dass du deutsch bist, wenn … LEUTE AUS ANDEREN LÄNDERN DENKEN, DASS DU DIE GANZE ZEIT SO REDEST!!! (Submitted by sternstripes)
Public Speaking Masterpost
I’m horrible at making thumbnails lol
As I personally am HORRIFIED of public speaking/presenting, I decided I would scour both the entire public speaking and presenting tag, to find as many useful posts as possible, as compile them all into one big post, so I can come back to this whenever I need to give a presentation
I’ve added a little star (*) to my favourite posts in the list. Although all are useful, these are the once I use the most and come back to often to re-read.
Dealing with nervousness and/or stress
* A guide to presenting by someone who used to be scared af by @libraery
* How to combat nervousness by @uni-venture
Tips to contain your nervousness while presenting/speaking by @smartstudy
Some must do’s to help with presentation fear by @ibonmymind
Public speaking can be scary (comic) by @mightyhealthyquest
A shy girl’s guide to public speaking by @thekristenvibe
Making your presentation
* A guide to making effective slides by @eintsein
* How to make classy powerpoints by @learning-teaching
* Tips for writings presentations and talks by @stu-tea
Tips on building a speech/presentation + some general tips by @liaragoals
Do’s and don’ts of making slides by @uni-venture (second part of the post)
The actual speaking part
Body Language by @uni-venture (first part of the post)
Thin fast, talk smart - communication techniques (this is an hour long video on communication. Although not all, a lot of information mentioned is useful for presenting. So if you have time, maybe watch this video at some point, write down things that are helpful to you, and use it to your advantage without having to re-watch it each time)
How to speak confidently in public (wikihow)
General Tips
* Public speaking preparation tips by @studywithmariana (this also has a video version, linked in the post)
* some VERY well thought out tips on presenting by @universi-tea
* A guide to speech and debate by a speech-and-debate-club member by @academiix
* A guide to public presentations by @studiousnerd
How to be a better presenter by @studying-forever
General presentations techniques by @uni-venture
Tips on public speaking by @nerdytravelingstudent
Some more tips on presenting by @lizzylearns
7 tricks to make public speaking easier (article)
