In your journal make a quick list of issues that have provoked disagreement between groups of people in your hometown or local community.
How to be Happy?
Students punched in school
Cell phones are important for teenagers
Make a quick list of issues that have provoked disagreements on your college campus, and between groups of people in your home state.
Drinking is not allowed
Parking for hand cap
How students say their opinion free?
Think about issues—local, statewide, regional, national—that have touched your life or could affect you in some way in the following areas: environmental, health care, civil rights, business, education, crime or sports. Make a quick list of questions within these areas you wonder about. For example, Will I be able to afford to send my children to college in twelve years?
How I improve my English?
How people leave without war?
How economic is be good?
Jot down a list of classes you are taking this semester. Then make a quick list of topics that prompt disagreements among the people in the field you are studying or plan to study. For instance, in political science, people continue to debate whether the Electoral College is useful anymore or not.
Should American people learn Arab?
Should women marriage under 15 or over 30?
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