I need help on choosing a topic for a three page stroy. Any suggestions? Answer quickly!!?
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1/ A day in my life without me....autobiography\n\n2/ What the old man saw that night....mystery\n\n3/ What I would do if I was President for 1 year...politics/history
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As a public speaking teacher for 30 years, I advise you to stay away from topics like abortion or Iraq.  They are overdone, too broad, and won't keep the interest of your audience - or else they'll be just plain angry if they disagree with you.\n\nI like "fun" topics for persuasion, such as either/or topics (Boxers or Briefs?  Chocolate or Vanilla?).  I also like topics of local controversy.  What's the hot topic around campus that people really care about?\n\nAny topic will keep your audience's attention if you choose your supporting information carefully.  Use anecdotes, humor, and a combination of logical and emotional appeals.
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Look at some of Dave Barry's articles. he writes short humorous articles about a variety of topics. You could go through some of them and it might give you some really good ideas. good luck.
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Is this for a conference or for a classroom exercise? If for a conference - it depends on: (a) how much time you have and (b) what the purpose is - but you should spend a  little bit of time introducing and giving a foundation for your topic. Then create at least 3-5 questions that you can ask the people participating that will either lead them to look at your topic from different perspectives or get them engaged in a mini debate. If this is for some paper you are still writing (like a dissertation or thesis), you may also want to ask the participants for more ideas. If this is for a classroom . . . I have no ideas! :-)
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i'M IN SIXTH GRADE, AND A GOOD SCIENCE FAIR TOPIC WOULD BE "WHICH SUBSTANCE CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY BEST". iT IS REALLY EASY TO DO AND YOU CAN HAVE LOTS OF GRAPHS. FOR EXAMPLE I HAVE 21 GRAPHS. AND MY WHOLE ENTIRE BOOK IS 93 PAGES LONG. \n\nHOPE i HELP YA!!
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I often include tone. The tone of an author can be a dead give away of his stance on the subject he/she is writing about - love, death, polotics, etc. - without it being blatent. Searching for the meaning of the author's tone has always, in my case, proven to be a good topic as it shows that you did a very detailed reading of the work and are able to comprehend more than just the words that the authors are putting to paper, but also their underlying meaning. \n\nGood luck on your paper!
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If you can choose the subject pick one that you have an avid interest in.  Plan the main points that you are going to cover, then expand on each of those.  Time your presentation carefully, but have a few extras up your sleeve just in case you run dry.  Try to think of questions that may be asked & have the answers ready.  Good Luck
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a project about a topic which have many refrences (as a student) .. about something new unknown and challenging (as a researcher) !!!!
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How about writing about the problem of choosing a topic for your composition?  You could discuss how you used this site to help develop a topic and other ways you brainstormed topics...depending on the sense of humor of your teacher, and the specifics of the assignment, might make for a perfectly creative composition.\n\nGood luck.
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Sounds like you might want to narrow things down a good bit.\n\nWhy not read an account of the Battle of Gettysburg? Then, pick out one of the major characters and use him as the focus of your paper. Research his background -- and talk about the role he played in the battle. Share what you learn about his family life.\n\nOn the Confederate side, Gen. James Longstreet (who was Gen. Robert E. Lee's number-two guy) would be a fine choice. Or, there's Gen. George Pickett -- the leader of the doomed Confederate charge on the third day of the battle. Or Gen. J.E.B. Stuart, leader of the Southern cavalry who -- along with his men -- was strangely absent for much of the battle. Stuart's failure contributed mightily to the Confederates' lack of decent intelligence on Union troop movements.\n\nOn the Union side, Gen. Abner Doubleday -- later credited with inventing the game of baseball -- played a big role in the early fighting. And Joshua Chamberlain, a college professor with zero professional military training who led a company of men in a key defense of Little Round Top -- and won the Medal of Honor.\n\nThere's plenty to write about. The key will be whittling the topic down to something manageable.
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Go here for topics \nhttp://www.csulb.edu/library/subj/Paper%20Topics/hottopics/hottopicsindex.htm and if you want some really excellent resources for writing the paper, go to my links (I am a high school English teacher) at \nhttp://www.backflip.com/members/ohva/13819720
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for which class?  pick something that interests you!  if you are in history, choose how a certain person you like could had a big impact on a historical event.  When you pick your 4 sources, so to the library and search under "subject" for your topic.  Then get some different information out of each one.  \n\nThat's a very general question!  Good LUCK!
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Use universal topics such as love/hate, peace/war, charity/greed,\nselfish/unselfish, etc.
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Why are you working on this today?  Check out something of interest on line and write your speech quickly. Start with a fact that's not generally known.  Good luck
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******************************************************\nI always used to pick topics that fit these two rules:\n******************************************************\n1) Something that I'm passionate about (or something I knew a lot about)\n\n2) Something that can be illustrated with pictures or brought into class.  \n\nI never failed to get an "A" with those two rules in mind when picking a topic.\n\nA website I found years after I went to school and college says pretty much the same thing, but is an excellent resource for how to make the best presentation you can.  This info is worth it's weight in gold, believe me.
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You could always pull some topics from whats happening in the world today. You could also tackle topics that are controversial. I think one topic that might be interesting is "How liberal is the media".\n\nBeing that you are interested in Conservative Journalism you may want to read "Letters to a Young Conservative" by Dinesh D'Souza. You can find it at amazon.com or your local library may have it.\n\nGood luck with your endeavor!
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Current debates in evolution: Science vs. Religion, with special attention to "Intelligent Design".\n\nor\n\n"Iraq - Blood for oil or Defending democracy?\n\nor\n\n"Do Civil Rights include the right to marry, if you are Gay or Lesbian?"\n\nAll three have powerful arguments for and against, and lots of web sites / magazine articles you could cite.\n\n"What I plan to do this summer" would be easy, if the teacher will allow it.\n\n20 pages is a couple of thousand words. You'd better get started!