#discussion section

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Distinguishing Results from Discussion in Manuscripts

The discussion section is one of the most read parts of a journal article. I have worked with graduate students who have wondered about the difference between the results section of a journal manuscript and the discussion section. Just recently, I reviewed a manuscript where the authors confused the two. They treated the discussion section as if its only job is to summarize the results. Rookie…

Distinguishing Results from Discussion in Manuscripts

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How To Write The Discussion Section Of A Dissertation

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Discussion Section 11/08

notes again. translation below:

journalism is the practice of gathering information through research, experience, & testimonials to create a report on a topic for mass-consumption.

good journalism presents the truth as best it can, or if that is not available, presents all sides to a story so readers an form their own opinions

IS IT IMPORTANT?

good question. maybe? if it’s done right & informs the population on pressing issues we wouldn’t otherwise be aware of then it is.

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President Trump has made it easier for churches to be more political without loosing their tax-exempt status. Not only that but religious organizations no longer are obligated to pay for services such as abortion under Obamacare. Churches will be able to further assert power & influence over their attendees by way of politicizing their sermons. By giving churches a greater political voice, it further blurs the line between church & state. Not only that, but because of the church’s power it can influence the masses to support or denounce any candidate that does not support the views of the church. This executive order was most likely only “offered” to the Christian religion, thereby enforcing and invalidating the existence of all other religious organizations in the United States that exist.

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Mayor Michael Bloomberg #10th Richest Person in the World

Mayor Michael Bloomberg made his financial start as the CEO and owner/founder of Bloomberg L.P., a global financial, media, and software company. His company for one of the first worldwide financial advising firms. He has been the mayor of New York City for three terms. He at first was as Republicans, then Democrat, and as of 2007 he identifies as an Independent. In the most recent Presidential Election, Bloomberg endorsed Hillary Clinton. From each Presidental Election since 2008 he has been suggested by many to run. He supports candiadate and organization from both parties, as he has been a member of both the Republican and Democratic parties during his life. Bloomberg i️s a philanthropist, although the majorities of his initiative are US based and not international.

Source

https://www.biography.com/people/michael-bloomberg-16466704

https://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/bloomberg-new-york-donor-230861

https://www.bloomberg.org/about/

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Freedom

The last discussion section in the semester. No one wanted to talk about readings for today because it was known that those readings won't appear on the final exam.

Freedom.

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Sartre

In my today's discussion section no one--no one--heard the name "Jean-Paul Sartre" before. Wow. Just wow.

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Discussion Section Guidelines

Hi Everyone,

You can find my discussion section guidelines and expectations here.