A lot of my research branched out from sources that I had already found. My critique group really helped by pushing my ideas more. I learned the psychological side to travel and the educational side also.
A lot of my research branched out from sources that I had already found. My critique group really helped by pushing my ideas more. I learned the psychological side to travel and the educational side also.
A lot of my research branched out from sources that I had already found. My critique group really helped by pushing my ideas more. I learned the psychological side to travel and the educational side also.
1. My subject changed a lot from the proposal. I started out wanting to answer questions about how travel affects people and since I could not find many resources on the topic, I switched to why people travel and linking it to Chris McCandless. I felt that I should include quotes supporting both Chriss thoughts and also the thoughts of others and researchers to support the ideas and reasons. 2. A lot of my research branched out from sources that I had already found. At first it was hard to find credible research but after changing the ways I worded my searches and looking at different databases, I found many resources that were both opinion and factual based. 3. While researching, I was surprised to find psychological studies on why people travel. I used this a lot when supporting claims I made. There were a lot of statistics and numbers used within the studies. My findings helped me broaden my search just enough to find the information I needed. 4. I wrote a lot of my paper more formally because that is what I am used to in academic writing, but I did decide to use my personal beliefs on travel just a little bit to make the essay more relatable. I decided to make this essay into a scrapbook by dividing the paragraphs up and including a lot of visual. I feel like since Travel is pleasing to the eye, I would also make my project interesting and pleasing to the eye. 5. My critique group really helped by pushing my ideas more and supporting the information I put forth. They asked questions and I answered them and greatened my understanding of audience and errors I may have skimmed over. 6. I think that the research portion of this project was almost the same as any other, but much more open to different ideas. I enjoyed looking into the research because my topic is very interesting to me and I am very passionate about it. 7. During this project, I learned a lot more about how other people decide to travel beside myself. Travel is something that is open to everyone. I learned the psychological side to travel and the educational side also. I also learned about using research to create something more than an essay and put information into different genres which I really enjoyed. Questions: Does the flow of this project and information make sense?
Did I include enough information throughout this project, how should I
include more if not? Did I use too many quotes? Did I cite anything wrong if so what? Do you have any suggestions for making this a better paper?