Topic Inventory

Topics Inventory

1. Academic studies

Personal interest: The future of Education

Academic subject: Cultural Studies

Possible Topics:     “Living in lower class”

                                           “More money makes for better education”

                                           “Will the education get more expensive”

2. Social issue

Personal interest: Vaccinations for children

Social issue: All providers and teachers should be vaccinated

Possible topics:     “Teachers and Daycare providers should be required to vaccinations”

                                          “Vaccination Education Courses for Teachers and Providers”

      “Greater Awareness through Education of the General Public about the                   Dangers of Vaccinations”

3. Scientific subject

Personal interest: Behavioral Issues

Scientific subject: Todays Veterans

Possible topics:     “How does anxiety affect their lives”

“Reintegration into civilian workforce”

“Socializing among other veterans”

4. Cultural background

Personal interest: African History

Cultural background: African-American

Possible topics:     “Migration of Africans into the United States

“The slavery of Africans in Africa”

“Other countries that participated in slave trade”

Controlling Idea Statement

Enthymeme: Any child care provider or teacher that is physically and directly working with infants and small children should be required to be vaccinated for viruses like the whooping cough/croup cough that can easily be passed to an infant from an adult by direct contact.

Short Proposal

The daycare provider school system requires that all children who attend who are enrolled must have a series of vaccinations that are required prior to starting. The purpose of this paper will be to examine the practice of requiring child care providers and teachers to be vaccinated in daycares by arguing that it should not be a choice for the caregivers or teachers but a requirement. This will help determine whether or not parents would like their child to attend and be exposed to potentially harmful viruses. The primary audience for this research paper is parents, but a second primary audience would be those who control the enrollment regulations for daycare centers around the world.  A secondary audience would be daycare providers and anyone who is involved or those who are concerned about vaccinations. For this paper, I will be the voice of a concerned parent who has been having issues with childcare and their rules and regulations for vaccinations among their employees. Vaccinations for childhood illnesses that can be took by adults also to help prevent an infant or child from getting sick may also help to slow down the rate of infant/child colds and illnesses in the daycare.