Does anyone know of any good sites that can help me with my paper on, Has Student Fund-Raising Gone Too Far?? I have 1000 words already need 750 more and I am stuck like Chuck. Any help would be appreciated.
Are you for or against student fundraising?
What is your thesis statement?
Well I believe that fundraising has gone too, however, I believe that with todays economy it is needed to help schools gain supplies or even support events.
This is my first paragraph:
Everyday schools from Elementary to High School students use fundraising for funding school projects, activities, and even school supplies. They can also help with sponsoring community events and organizations that support a variety of causes. Fundraising can consists of anything from selling cookie dough to selling Christmas gift wrapping paper. There are many benefits to using fundraisers in a school and there are also many dangers. Has fundraising gone too far, some might say it has, this paper will further detail fundraising, and it will list the types of fundraisers, the uses for fundraising, the benefits, and the disadvantages.
You need to state an opinion -- one way or another -- in your thesis statement.
Apparently you support student fundraisers because that's the only way schools are going to get the things they need.
You could detail the benefits of student fundraising. What do they provide the schools?
If I post my paper would you read it and give me some more advice on what I could add, again I am about 750 short.
I've already suggested ways to expand your paper.
Please do some more work on it, following my advice. After you've done that, I'll be happy to read your paper.
Certainly, I can help you with that! When it comes to finding reliable sources for your paper topic, there are several strategies you can use:
1. Academic Databases: Websites such as JSTOR, Google Scholar, or EBSCOhost provide access to a wide range of scholarly articles and research papers. Start by searching for keywords related to your topic, such as "student fundraising" or "excessive student fundraising."
2. Educational Websites: Websites of well-known educational institutions or organizations often have valuable resources. Consider visiting sites like Education Week, Edutopia, or the National Education Association to find articles or reports related to student fundraising practices.
3. News Outlets: Various news outlets cover stories related to education and student activities. Check out reputable news sources like The New York Times, The Guardian, or BBC Education for articles that discuss the topic of student fundraising.
4. Government and Nonprofit Organizations: Government agencies and nonprofit organizations sometimes publish reports or studies on education-related issues. Visit websites like the U.S. Department of Education or nonprofit organizations like Campaign for Commercial-Free Childhood to search for relevant resources.
Remember, when evaluating sources, pay attention to the credibility and relevance of the information provided. Look for sources that are peer-reviewed, written by experts, or supported by reputable organizations.
By utilizing these strategies and searching for articles, reports, or studies on student fundraising, you can gather the additional information you need to complete your paper.