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Sy Posted 22 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Discussion Essay
Hey, I've got an essay to write. Just a few tips needed.
I've got to write about sports initiatives in my local area. Select one and discuss if it’s working or not.
So obviously I need to write the main discussion and conclusion. I'm going to observe the initiative in action 3 times before I have to hand in the report in. thing is I am lost on what questions I should ask the runner of the initiative, and the police (Its a youth scheme so they un-clothed officers there incase any trouble).
Any tips?
Sy
I've got to write about sports initiatives in my local area. Select one and discuss if it’s working or not.
So obviously I need to write the main discussion and conclusion. I'm going to observe the initiative in action 3 times before I have to hand in the report in. thing is I am lost on what questions I should ask the runner of the initiative, and the police (Its a youth scheme so they un-clothed officers there incase any trouble).
Any tips?
Sy
Top answer
They need plain clothes policemen at a youth sports scheme? Good grief... Anyway, try asking the organiser a few questions along the lines of How many participants they have, how they attract new participants, has the number of youths increased/decreased by how many over the life of the project, what is the aim of the project, what do local residents think of the activities, do they get support from local government/local charities/local businesses etc...
- They need plain clothes policemen at a youth sports scheme?
- Good grief...
- Anyway, try asking the organiser a few questions along the lines of How many participants they have, how they attract new participants, has the number of youths increased/decreased by how many over the life of the project, what is the aim of the project, what do local residents think of the activities, do they get support from local government/local charities/local businesses etc...
- Assuming there may be a strong reason for the police support, are they perhaps young offenders or people at risk of becoming offenders because of their lifestyles/backgrounds/area?
- How does the project help them avoid further offending?
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They need plain clothes policemen at a youth sports scheme? Good grief...
Anyway, try asking the organiser a few questions along the lines of
How many participants they have, how they attract new participants, has the number of youths increased/decreased by how many over the life of the project, what is the aim of the project, what do local residents think of the activities, do th
Anyway, try asking the organiser a few questions along the lines of
How many participants they have, how they attract new participants, has the number of youths increased/decreased by how many over the life of the project, what is the aim of the project, what do local residents think of the activities, do th
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Great work, thanks.
They have the police as the sport is played...Wait for it...In a car park at a supermarket.
At 10pm every Friday night they set up a 5 a side football pitch and goals and is organised fairly well. the main aim is to get people who may hang around on street corners, bus stops etc to stay away form them areas and take part in sport. Police are there just incase a
They have the police as the sport is played...Wait for it...In a car park at a supermarket.
At 10pm every Friday night they set up a 5 a side football pitch and goals and is organised fairly well. the main aim is to get people who may hang around on street corners, bus stops etc to stay away form them areas and take part in sport. Police are there just incase a
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