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by Julie Sweetland. PhD thesis from Stamford University, 2006. This page displays the abstract. The full thesis is available for purchase, or may be available through document delivery at your college's library.

This is a thesis statement generator, published by University of Phoenix, 2006.

This was one of the thesis generator sites shown by M.Z. in week 11, semester 2 (argumentation).

This is a thesis statement generator, published on the website of Mr. John C. McGarvey's A.P. World History course, taught at San Dimas High School. The page was last updated on June 11, 2003.

This was one of the thesis generator sites shown by M.Z. in week 11, semester 2 (argumentation).

Part of Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL), this document helps guide students through the process of writing thesis statements.

M.Z. used this site in class, week 11, semester 2.

By Megan Gibson, Education, Time.com. The article talks about the early hours that some Florida schools serve lunch, in order to accommodate early start times -- and early breakfasts. According to the article, while the timing may seem controversial, it has no real impact on students health and welfare.

JEC used this article to help her students learn about developing thesis statements (week 8, semester 4).

TED2005, filmed Feb 2005, posted Dec 2006. St. John interviews a variety of "TED-sters" to learn their secrets of success, which are condensed into 8 points in this very brief talk,.

TS showed this TED talk and then asked her students to identify the thesis statement, week 3, semester 4.