Hello, I have to discuss a topic for my homework. I am having a really hard time finding a discussion starter (for I have a tough time speaking to other people, even if I talk online) The topic today is "discuss Reform Movements." I go to connections academy and I am on "United States History 7 A Unit 6 lesson 3"
Also, a problem is no one has posted anything and I started late and this is my first year at this school.
Have you chosen a reform movement to discuss?
No
http://www.sparknotes.com/testprep/books/sat2/history/chapter9section2.rhtml
Hello! I can help you find a discussion starter for the topic of "Reform Movements" in United States History. Here are a few steps you can take to find a discussion starter, even if no one has posted anything yet:
1. Research the topic: Start by researching the Reform Movements in United States History. Look for key events, people, and ideas related to this topic. You can use resources like textbooks, reliable websites, or academic databases to gather information.
2. Identify key points: Once you have gathered information, highlight or take notes on the key points that stand out to you. These can be specific events, influential individuals, or important ideas associated with the Reform Movements.
3. Formulate discussion questions: Based on the key points you identified, try to come up with open-ended questions that can spark discussion. For example:
- How did the Reform Movements impact social, political, and economic conditions in the United States?
- What were the main reasons and motivations behind the Reform Movements?
- What were the major successes and failures of the Reform Movements, and how did they shape the United States?
4. Join online discussion platforms: Look for online discussion platforms related to your course or topic. Your school may have a student forum, or you can find external websites, forums, or social media groups where you can engage in discussions. Post your discussion question or join existing discussions.
5. Reach out to classmates or teachers: If you have classmates or a teacher that you feel comfortable speaking to, consider reaching out to them directly. You can share your thoughts or questions on the Reform Movements and ask for their input. This can be done through emails or even discussion forums provided by your school.
Remember, it's normal to feel nervous when starting a discussion, especially if it's your first year at a new school. Take your time to gather information and prepare your thoughts before engaging with others. Good luck with your homework!