Our new intro to our next Essay is ?The Problem-Solution Essay?. We have to find a problem area that interests me and within it i identify the topic that i will investigate for my essay. My topic is about Generation, and how our generation is different from my mom, or even grandma. And what problems are happening in this new generation that might have not existed before. The Most common way to conduct a primary research is to talk to people individually, and interviewing them about the problem i have identified. So i chose 4 family members aged 74, 42, 29, and 15 to interview and ask about their generations. I then had to come up with 6 questions to ask them which are 1) What do you think is best about your generation? 2) Is there anything that you wish could’ve existed in your generation that was in another one? 3) How is generation different with education? 4) How is generation different with health care? 5) How is generation different with jobs? 6) How is generation different with marriage? I was absent when i had to show my professor my topic and questions so he didnt review them with me, but our homework due tomorrow is to type results of interview(s) and evidence of secondary research. Sadly those family members are not in the USA with me, so i couldn’t interview them. Can i make something up? Is the topic good enough for that type of essay? any recommendations?
