Creative
The project I started in class was about a passed boyfriend who passed away in a car accident. I had other ideas listed but I thought I was able to talk about this topic the most. It is not like I am still dwelling but there are so many aspects of this topic that I could cover, I can write a research paper that would be 1,000 pages long.
This paper would not be about a person, but about everything that revolves around a person and terrible situation...kind of hard to explain...
MY RESEARCH PLAN:
- Writing a prompt..to write about a hard time in my life, the strength I had to have in order to get through school and work, etc.), pro's and con's of a death (it is terrible to say), how this death made me a stronger person in general, what I learned from this experience, and how I have made it since.
- Discussion with peers, talk about ideas that might work/might not work.
- Clustering: When I clustered in class today, I had so much to point out, I ran out of room.
- Talk with peers about my clustering ideas. What are important points? What are points that should not be in this paper? Are there any to leave out? What can I add?
- Freewriting: today, I was freewriting until my hand hurt; again, I had so much to write about. When I was freewriting, I noticed that a story started to build and at the same time, my ideas were scattered but all came together at the end. I would have to organize better later on.
- Some more talk about my freewriting. How can I organize this freewrite in such a way that I can start my PAPER?
- Freewriting focus, where I would free write about my focus (to write about a hard time in my life, the strength I had to have in order to get through school and work, etc.), pro's and con's of a death (it is terrible to say), how this death made me a stronger person in general, what I learned from this experience, and how I have made it since.
- Next, I would start 'getting out there' to research. I would interview my parents, sister, and grandparents about my reactions during the grieving process since I do not remember much (this death happened 3 years ago). I would also interview his mother.
- I could go to his grave or the accident site, this would bring back memories and true emotions to make the paper better.
- As for composing the research paper, once I got the appropriate research information, I would break up the different aspects of what I will be talking about in the paper. Before each part of each aspect, I would do what Pope did, sort of. I would use a quote or episode from the past that had to do with each different aspect of the research paper.
- Once I had what I think might be my final paper, I would definitely have peer review and workshop. I would love to hear more about what people think of my final paper. Can it be revised in a certain way that would make it better? How? I would get ideas and other people's opinions.
I have a feeling this would be a great topic to write about.
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