That was the first thought in my mind after Dr. Kybrurz said we would be writing one.
After listening and later typing "microtheme" into google, I realized that a microtheme is used to explain and present an argument as clearly and concisely as possible. You want it to be right to the point, no need for elaborate information or conclusions about the problem. Short and sweet is what a microtheme is.
How do you present a problem, give evidence of the problem and then come up with a conclusion in a one page, double-spaced paper?
After listening and later typing "microtheme" into google, I realized that a microtheme is used to explain and present an argument as clearly and concisely as possible. You want it to be right to the point, no need for elaborate information or conclusions about the problem. Short and sweet is what a microtheme is.
How do you present a problem, give evidence of the problem and then come up with a conclusion in a one page, double-spaced paper?
That is another question going off in my head. To be short and sweet, you have to find a problem that is close to your heart. Something that you are passionate about and truly have a simple idea to make a change and help is a perfect topic for a microtheme paper.
So basically what I learned on how to write a great microtheme...
keep it short and sweet.
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