Learning theory of Originality

[Cream Soda]

I have a paper due on this Wednesday, and I have the paper done w/ the needed content, but 5 non text book sources are required for to be cited in this.

using our trusty friend google, could only find about 2 sites w/ any relevant info and even then shitty info at that. About only a paragraph or 2 worth of info to even choose from.

Would anyone be able to assist w/ finding a couple viable online sources, so that I can end up w/ 5?

[Blarg]

you should be able to access those kinds of things through your schools library or something like that

[kyod]

Go on your schools network. Look in Google Scholar. You'll easily find multiple sources.

[pogejr]

I'm actually a tad curious as to the topic of the essay.
Do you mind including a synopsis of your essay or something.

In return, websites like Gale or netTrekker are great for required sources. Just see if your college has access to them for free.

[ZarakiKujata]

Do Community Colleges have fancy online library systems?

If you can't get shit through online databases you access through your school, try wikipedia; look up w/e you want and then go visit/use the sources that are cited for the article.

[Souj]

yeah, when I'm feeling lazy, I just wiki the subject and check the sources at the bottom of the page

[Omnipotent]

Do Community Colleges have fancy online library systems?

If you can't get shit through online databases you access through your school, try wikipedia; look up w/e you want and then go visit/use the sources that are cited for the article.

Yes