literally want to die. who the **** cares about the greek debt crisis. i'm dropping econ as my minor. how tf am i supposed to talk for 40 minutes about this. i have no interest. i would drop the class if it wasn't a group project. kill myself please
well 40 minutes is for our whole group so i only have to fill a portion of that. the worst part is though the prof interrupts people when he has like a question. so if he asks me anything beyond like surface level im gonna have no idea
Whatever you do, DO NOT use Wikipedia as your sole source.
- As noted by LoKo, use Google Scholar, read a few abstracts (they will give you a summarized version of the main issues), and jot down a few ideas.
- Create a brief outline with bullet points, keywords, and short sentences.
- Then revisit the sources you find in Google Scholar and add some important facts and ideas that will give substance to your presentation.
- Reorganize this outline so that you can present it as a coherent argument.
- Practice it (not mentally, read it out loud), so that you get a good idea of how much time it will take.
Whatever you do, DO NOT use Wikipedia as your sole source.
- As noted by LoKo, use Google Scholar, read a few abstracts (they will give you a summarized version of the main issues), and jot down a few ideas.
- Create a brief outline with bullet points, keywords, and short sentences.
- Then revisit the sources you find in Google Scholar and add some important facts and ideas that will give substance to your presentation.
- Reorganize this outline so that you can present it as a coherent argument.
- Practice it (not mentally, read it out loud), so that you get a good idea of how much time it will take.
