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Usually, an annotated bibliography is done in alphabetical order, but in this activity we are going to combine an annotated bibliography with a paper outline. This activity will help you not only to decide on what sources you will use and what you will say about them, but it will also help you consider where your sources might be useful in your argument.On a Word or .rft file, create a basic outline that included the following sections:IntroductionThesis: (write your current thesis)Body ParagraphBody ParagraphBody Paragraph(you may add as many body paragraphs as you need, but three is the minimum).ConclusionFive sources are required. Two must be from peer reviewed journals.The parts are:Each annotated bibliography contains three parts.Citation (you may use whatever citation style is preferred in your field).Useful Quotesand an Evaluative Annotation. In your evaluative annotation also note why you placed the quote where you did.For example:Bartholomae, David. \”Inventing the University.\” When a Writer Can’t Write: Studies in Writer’s Block and Other Composing Process Problems. Ed. Mike Rose. New York: Guilford, 1985. 134-165. Rpt. in Cross-Talk in Comp Theory: A Reader. Ed. Victor Villanueva, Jr. Urbana, IL: NCTE, 1997. 589-619.Quote #1: Every time a student sits down to write for us, he has to invent the university for the occasion–invent the university, that is, or a branch of it, like history or anthropology or economics or English. The student has to learn to speak our language, to speak as we do, to try on the peculiar ways of knowing, selecting, evaluating, reporting, concluding, and arguing that define the discourse of our community.\”Quote #2: \”There is, to be sure, an important distinction to be made between learning history, say, and learning to write as a historian.\”Evaluative Annotation:This source will be vital in my argument because it was the seminal article that recognized the need for students to understand that they are entering academic conversations in college-level writing. It establishes that college-level writers are learning the discourse patterns of their fields. This shift in theory, I will postulate, has still yet to trickle down to high school level pedagogy. This article provides the theoretical backing that supports my entire argument. I placed this quote in the introduction because it introduces a key idea that needs to be established before I get to my thesis.I have attached an example annotated bibliography of what my professor is looking for. Thank you!
Based on the three key figures of India (Gandhi, Nehru, and Jinnah) and after reading these three books:1. David Arnold, Gandhi, chapter 1-82. B.R. Nanda, Jawaharlal Nehru, Rebel and Statesman, chapter 1-123. S.K. Majumdar, Jinnah and Gandhi, Their Role in India’s Quest for Freedom, see pdfGeneral critiques on the three leaders and their influences on India.Also, Focus on one or two major events: Founding of the INC Indian National Congress), the Muslim League (1906), the Khilafat movement, Jinnah\’s 14 Points (1929), the Two Nation theory (1940 at Lahore convention of the Muslim League), the Salt March, Quit India movement, Cripps Mission, Cabinet Mission, the Partition. All these events are connected on a chain of cause and consequence. Answer the question: In chapter 25 of Jinnah and Gandhi, the author S.K. Majumdar severely criticizes Gandhi for launching the QUIT INDIA campaign, and connects it to the KHILAFAT (Caliphate) campaign. See how the assigned Gandhi and Nehru biographies deal with these campaigns. What do you think about the two campaigns and the three authors\’ judgments?
Three sections each with the title centered and bolded above it: (3 Points)
1. Physical Development
2. Cognitive Development
3. Social/Personality Development
Connection of notes with physical, cognitive, and social/personality development information from textbook including analysis on whether the subjects behavior is typical or atypical within the domains. (10 Points)
At least six (2 for physical, 2 for cognitive, 2 for social/personality development) relevant quotes or citations from the textbook (Follow these with Feldman and the page number: (Feldman, 203). Please bold, underline, and/or WRITE IN ALL CAPS for your quotes or citations. (12 Points)
Addresses how cultural values, beliefs, behaviors may have affected development (3 Points)
B. Written Language Conventions (20% = 8 Points)
1. Correct English spelling and grammar, use of paragraphs, etc
The text book is called \”child development\” seventh edition Robert Feldman. Let me know if this is an essay you can do.
The objective of this assignment is to research and prepare a paper on a current issue involving casinos and gaming within the United States or Canada. The scope of the paper should follow an event or events that are of importance within this field.Papers must be at least 10 and not more than 15 pages in length, 12 point font, double spaced, not including cover page and reference page.APA format and citations are required, as are a cover and reference page. Please include at least six solid references.
should have a total of 6 paragraphs when complete. Include the 6 assessments.Time Management portfolio Planning Guide Step l: Awareness Statement complete the assessments careful and draw from the information given in each. and on how the that would work for you. results from each assessment relate to time management strategies study time?) (e.g. If you are most alert in the evening, when should you schedule your from each of LINE of the explanation you will write identifying what you have learned about yourself the 6 assessments. Include strate you have identified for use in each area. Be specific and detailed. 1: Learning Style Inventory A. What I learned about myself B. Strategies I will start using for my learning style(s) 2: Your Best Time of Da results fit with your experience? Give examples. A. What I learned about myself How do these Discuss your best time to study. Discuss your best time to take classes. B. Changes I will make or strategies I w start using:
on about the results and include I learned about myself Refer to fit). characteristics that seem to fit you (or not B. Changes 1 will make or strategies I will start using Include discussion about the characte you would like to improve to be better balanced. #4: Time Monitor What I learned about myself from the way I managed my time over those two days: B. Changes will make or strategies I will start using:
#5:Time Wasters learned about myse B. Changes I will make or strategies l wi start using #6: Fixed Commitment Calendar schoolwork load category. A. at I learned about myself Include discussion about your and about making that study plan Discuss how many hours per week you need to plan for study work for you. B. Changes I will make or strategies I will start using
Interview people regarding their views on the relationship between money and happiness. Has conventional wisdom prevailed? How did they respond when you shared the data with them?General things to ponder as you structure the paper in 4 full pages:1) To what degree did you get anything out of the intervention?Describe any of the emotional, relational, and spiritual benefits you experienced.2) What did you learn? What were the big discoveries?3) To what degree did the exercise “fit” you? What might you have done differently for the exercise to fit you better?4) How does the benefits you experienced, or lack thereof, relate to the research?*Please use the additional details
This paper has to be in proper MLA format, Times New Roman 12 pt font, double-spaced with one-inch margins.This essay needs to be about different portrayals of how various societies or culture viewed male and female roles in the book \”The Norton Anthology of World Literature. Shorter 3rd ed. Vol. 1. Using TWO of the works such as \”The Odyssey\” and \”Oedipus the King\”, discuss how female and male roles are portrayed in each work.Note: please use the book \”The Norton Anthology of World Literature\” for citation and quotations. NO other resources.
it is no more than 25% of research online, 75% have to be your own word (check on Turnitin.com)
First paragraph: Introduce the problem, closing the first paragraph with your thesis
Thesis: Your thesis for this essay should be persuading your audience how you will go about promoting change or correcting the problem you have identified. A prong or serial thesis often works well for these types of essays. An umbrella thesis is possible, but be sure you explain why.
Example thesis: Many children suffer long-term consequences of bullying, but the problem can be remedied through educating the parents, encouraging a community atmosphere, and implementing a peer mediation program.
Second paragraph: Elaborate on the problem. Provide background information on the trend and the problem at hand. This should entail research ONLY from library databases, such as Opposing Viewpoints, Gale Virtual Reference Library, or Academic Search Complete.
Third through fifth paragraphs: Explain your solution(s) to the problem. You do not have to write three body paragraphs, but you do need to be detailed in your approach, and the solutions should be mainly your ideas. Additionally, the solutions, need to be logical and viable. Think and describe how one would implement the solution. For example, abstract ideas, such as gaining more peace and love in the world, are not viable solutions. Concrete solutions, such as a return-to-work program or half-way house, are more viable.
Final paragraph: Rephrase your thesis. Provide the reader with a look to the future or a call to action.