research paper conclusion?

Question

topic is bullying. and i dont know what to write.

Answer 1

If you're pondering the conclusion, is it safe to assume you've written the rest of the paper? What have you learned about your topic--in other words, what CONCLUSION have you come to? Can you sum that up in a few sentences?

Imagine you're standing in line somewhere on campus, and to alleviate the boredom, the person next to you asks what you're writing your research paper on. You tell him, and he asks, "What did you find out about that?" You don't want to burden him with the whole paper, so you probably tell him in just a few sentences. What would they be? Would they do for the conclusion?

Still stuck? Go back and take the topic sentence from each section of the paper (not that of each paragraph!), and string them together. Now add the thesis statement. Now reword everything so that it's not so obvious what you just did. Now, do you think the reader should realize that you've made your point and done what you set out to do?

Answer 2

When is paper due? Include text messaging to other contacts and maybe myspace as forms of bullying. (If you have a myspace, you coud post a mean bulletin about someone and it would go to all of you myspace friends.) Teens are so quick to grab the phone and text vulger things about each other. I am a college student and someone just did a presentation about that.