research the topic shplifting and write a 1page fact sheet of what you learned in your awn words?
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I'm sorry, but if you use someone else's information and turn it in, your teacher will know it isn't your work if they have good spelling and grammar. You aren't following directions, either. In most jobs today, following directions and communication are two of the top most-needed skills. You might want to consider actually doing this homework-you might learn something!\n\nResearch the topic shoplifting and write a 1 page fact sheet of what you learned in your own words.\n\nI need the answers.
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To the rescue!\n\nAll of the information you need for your research paper is at the below listed source.\n\nPlease read through the FAQ and find out what you want to include in your paper.\n\nThere is enough information for you to write a 500 page essay.
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make in into a story.\nfor example if you need to remember this words:\nphone-book\nhouse\nruler\nphone\ncoffee\n\nmake it into a story like this:\none day i open the PHONE-BOOK because i was looking for a HOUSE. i was scanning the pages with a RULER when the PHONE rang. when i reached over to answer it, i knocked over my cup of COFFEE.\n\ni tried memorizing 40 words in this manner and was done with all 40 words by the time my friend got back from the washroom. its interesting and effective. TRY IT! =)
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1. Establish your topic.\n\n   2. Look for sources of information.\n\n   3. Read your sources and take notes.\n\n   4. Organize your ideas.\n\n   5. Write a first draft.\n\n   6. Use footnotes or endnotes to document sources.\n\n   7. Write a bibliography.\n\n   8. Revise the first draft.\n\n   9. Proofread the final draft.
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This is a good site on how to do research.\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/ResearchW/index.html
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you could get information in wikipedia..
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try cliff notes or spark notes
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Find a topic to write about, somthing like current world events, or some historical event. Go to the library and look up information (Facts) about that event. Then write these facts in a report. Basically tell a story of the event and use these facts to support your story. Remember Facts are "true statements" that can be supported with referenced data. So when you use any of the facts you find in the library make sure you reference your sources.\n\n...something the current news media has forgotten....
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Write one. :)\n\nAre you looking for specific information, or just looking for one to plagiarize?
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One thing you want to do for sure is only use the slides for emphasis of main points. If you read from it or a piece of paper you will put people to sleep. Know your material and tell the story changing the cadence of your voice and looking at your audience. You have a most interesting topic - although it sounds rather broad. What is the relationship you are looking for between the topics you have mentioned? How are you going to hook them together. Find an anecdote if you can that makes the connection. Good luck.
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I agree with the poster above, try to come up with an interesting fact about TJ, then weave that into your intro while at the same time introducing what's to come.  Try to pick a fact that you could use at the end to close and summarize in the same way.
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Suggestion: write one!!!!
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Well,...\n   First, write down the important topics if you see or hear one. the write down the MAIN and IMPORTANT details. Don't write down details that you think are not important!\nExample:\n   Inventions in the 1800's\n      Blue Jeans \n       (Inventors name here)\n         (Date invented here)\n      The Washing Machine\n        (Inventors name name here)\n          1858  \n\nYou get the picture! \n  If you still want more info,...\n    Go to Barn and nobles and get a book about taking notes or "How to survive school!", or something like that! \n\n   GOOD LUCK!
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Field survival guide,\nScience how to book, and\nA blank one to write my own story
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Pick a topic that really interests you and is mentioned in the press but not constantly.  I would not pick the war in Iraq, for example.  Maybe I would write about U.N. policy towards Palestine or Yugoslavia instead, or the Somalian situation.  Research thoroughly and get quotes.  Get statistics and real life stories.  Develop a set of themes and general summary.  Then outline each paragraph with a main point and shape the sentences around that point.  Do not avoid descriptive, metaphorical language and sound political, emotional and yet scientifically accurate.\n\nI cannot stress enough how important it is to know your topic matter and to pick something you are interested in and learn from.  Years ago, I had to write an article on Pakistan and hated it.  It wasn't an interesting country at all and information on events there are inaccurate and underreported.  I had no say in the matter.  We had an impromptu 'U.N. conference' skit and day dedication in history class.
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i would include some "shocking" stats to draw the reader in then go over the main points of your paper (history, current trends, causes, solutions?)
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MAKE AN OUTLINE THEN GET FACTS. GET A TUTOR THAT CAN HELP YOU. TYPE IN ESSAY WRITTING TIPS AND SEARCH. IM SURE YOU CAN FIND SOMETHING THERE TO HELP. GOOD LUCK.