Today in thesis I finally finished my paper! It's a grand total of 30 pages; today I put the finishing touches on it. I spent some time today reading through all the documents in the final thesis submission folder - I noticed some stuff in the given guidelines that required me to make changes to my paper, so I did that as well.
I also started the outline process for my final PowerPoint; I'm fairly sure that I'm going to follow the basic format of my thesis paper, since it's a chronological account of my experience with the Readathon. I may also, however, include some of the sources that I didn't include in my final thesis paper because I had already met and exceeded the minimum length requirement of 25 pages. Considering that it's information that was in my mid-term paper, I think it would be better if I did, but at the same time, my judges are all part of Pratham already, so I feel like some of that information would be redundant. When I take my audience into account, I realize that some of the information (especially all the stuff that was in my mid-term paper) will become irrelevant and unnecessary, so I will probably just leave it out and focus more on talking about my personal experience working with Pratham as opposed to explaining the organization itself and its goals.
I also started the outline process for my final PowerPoint; I'm fairly sure that I'm going to follow the basic format of my thesis paper, since it's a chronological account of my experience with the Readathon. I may also, however, include some of the sources that I didn't include in my final thesis paper because I had already met and exceeded the minimum length requirement of 25 pages. Considering that it's information that was in my mid-term paper, I think it would be better if I did, but at the same time, my judges are all part of Pratham already, so I feel like some of that information would be redundant. When I take my audience into account, I realize that some of the information (especially all the stuff that was in my mid-term paper) will become irrelevant and unnecessary, so I will probably just leave it out and focus more on talking about my personal experience working with Pratham as opposed to explaining the organization itself and its goals.
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