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Need to finally crack down on a question. My essay will be about the controversy surrounding water fluoridation.
Some ideas so far:
Why is the topic of fluoridation so controversial?
Why is fluoridation a controversial topic?
Why are water fluoridation programs not implemented throughout the whole UK?
Do the benefits of water fluoridation outweigh the 'risks'?
How has public opinion shaped fluoridation into a controversy?
Would really appreciate some help as these titles don't seem adequate or unique...not sure.
Thanks.
Some ideas so far:
Why is the topic of fluoridation so controversial?
Why is fluoridation a controversial topic?
Why are water fluoridation programs not implemented throughout the whole UK?
Do the benefits of water fluoridation outweigh the 'risks'?
How has public opinion shaped fluoridation into a controversy?
Would really appreciate some help as these titles don't seem adequate or unique...not sure.
Thanks.
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Since you're discussing a controversy, it doesn't necessarily have to be unique.
#1 and 2 are the same. The rest are unique in their own right. You just need to set the 'parameters' of what defines something as contraversial. Hope that makes sense?
#1 and 2 are the same. The rest are unique in their own right. You just need to set the 'parameters' of what defines something as contraversial. Hope that makes sense?
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(Original post by Bookworm_88)
Since you're discussing a controversy, it doesn't necessarily have to be unique.
#1 and 2 are the same. The rest are unique in their own right. You just need to set the 'parameters' of what defines something as contraversial. Hope that makes sense?
Since you're discussing a controversy, it doesn't necessarily have to be unique.
#1 and 2 are the same. The rest are unique in their own right. You just need to set the 'parameters' of what defines something as contraversial. Hope that makes sense?
Yeah 1 and 2 are the same 'cause I'm definitely overthinking and stressing about the 'perfect' wording. Someone on disc said that number 5 sounds the best - think I may choose that one.
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(Original post by TiffBe)
Thanks for the feedback
Yeah 1 and 2 are the same 'cause I'm definitely overthinking and stressing about the 'perfect' wording. Someone on disc said that number 5 sounds the best - think I may choose that one.
Thanks for the feedback
Yeah 1 and 2 are the same 'cause I'm definitely overthinking and stressing about the 'perfect' wording. Someone on disc said that number 5 sounds the best - think I may choose that one.
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(Original post by Bookworm_88)
It all depends if you want to explain it, following a more science-y and techinical route (then perhaps question 3/4 is better) or if you want to follow a more general/media sort of route, then follow q.5. I'm also in s similar situation as you and am potentially loooking at the use of microbes in mining elements (biomining) perhaps in space, for my EPQ.
It all depends if you want to explain it, following a more science-y and techinical route (then perhaps question 3/4 is better) or if you want to follow a more general/media sort of route, then follow q.5. I'm also in s similar situation as you and am potentially loooking at the use of microbes in mining elements (biomining) perhaps in space, for my EPQ.
So yeah, thanks for your input - I think I'ma go with Q5.
Your topic seems really cool btw, sometimes I wish I did something else interesting like that, maybe HeLa cells idk.
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