how to write a term paper

 where do you use math in secret?  Or if you don't use math in secret, where might you start using math in secret or not in secret so you can increase your skills in math?

A lot of students are either math and science oriented or language and history oriented, but I am one of those students who likes all classes. My best class fluctuates and changes every year.There really hasn't been a class that I have never loved.  When I was really young I used to love English, and then in eighth grade I loved math. As a freshman I was extremely interested in history, math and French. Well, last year in the second semester I was taking geometry. The second semester is also when all the freshman write a history term paper. History and geometry were classes that I really enjoyed, and when  term paper time came rolling around, I was able to put them together. The idea behind a term paper revolved around proving a thesis statement. We started our term papers by simply gathering facts about our subject. We wrote each fact on an individual note card. Eventually we started putting facts together to form three arguments that would support our thesis. This is where I began to see a connection between geometry and history. I pretended each fact on a note card was a postulate. A postulate does not need to be proved; it is a fact and we can assume that it is true. The facts that I had gathered on my note cards were just like postulates because I could assume those were true too. I didn't have to prove them in my paper. Theorems are proved by definitions and postulates. My paper needed three arguments to prove my thesis statement. I used my three arguments as theorems. I could prove these three arguments with the facts I had collected on my note cards, just like you could prove a theorem with postulates. Then, my thesis statement was what I was ultimately trying to prove. When I wrote my outline for the essay, I wrote it almost exactly as if I were writing a proof. The only difference was that I also had to prove my three "theorems" (the three arguments that I was using to prove my thesis statement). Next time I am assigned a research paper, I will use this strategy again.