Name the steps in writing an effective exam essay. What are the parts of a report?
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You are to determine which argument you MOST agree with by answering the question, Were the colonists justified in declaring independence from England?
In a well written 2-3 page( estimated 700 words) essay explain your decision. This will be similar to responding yes, they were justified or no, they were not justified. Be sure to provide SPECIFIC examples of actual events that influenced your decision (do not just say taxes…. Which ones? Why? How? etc)
Your essay must contain the following 3 components:
1. Reference 3 direct quotes from one of the above documents that support your answer. Please use italicsto show quotes.
2. Provide 2 quotes from different key figures who also supported your opinion (they would have lived during the revolutionary period). It cannot be Dickinson or Jefferson!
3. Cite ALL additional resources consulted in your research.
Module 4 Honors Justified?
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePosition Clearly Stated Full Marks
10.0 pts Partial Marks
5.0 pts No Marks
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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSpecific Examples/Evidence Full Marks
30.0 pts Partial Marks
20.0 pts Partial Marks
10.0 pts No Marks
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30.0 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome3 Quotes from Documents Full Marks
30.0 pts Partial Marks
20.0 pts Partial Marks
10.0 pts No Marks
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30.0 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome2 Quotes from Figures Full Marks
20.0 pts Partial Marks
10.0 pts No Marks
0.0 pts
20.0 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeEssay Length Full Marks
5.0 pts No Marks
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5.0 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCitations Full Marks
5.0 pts No Marks
0.0 pts
5.0 pts
Total Points: 100.0
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Review the NAMI website (and others if needed)
What is NAMI?
Describe what is mental illness
Chose a disorder listed and describe someone in the media, who based on what you may have seen, has one of these disorders.
Describe two types of treatment you would recommend for that person. Based on the website, which type of support program would you choose for person, why?
Describe NAMI advocacy
http://www.nami.org/Template.cfm?Section=By_Illness
Requirements:
Title Page
Citation page (if needed)
2 page, double spaced
12 font, Times New Roman
1 inch margins all sides.
Appropriate APA citation (Please google appropriate citation prior to submitting
your papers)
I would expect you to consult the two ancient sources for the battle, Livy and Diodorus Siculus, provide (to the extent possible) specific details and, where possible, illustrations or diagram. Also, find some modern interpretations of how, when and why the battle occurred. What were the Gauls doing so close to Rome? You might consult, T. J. Cornell, The Beginnings of Rome: Italy and Rome from the Bronze Age to the Punic Wars (c. 1000-264 BC). Also, the Wikipedia article is surprisingly good on Allia.
For each short paper, select A SPECIFIC TOPIC, more detailed than the suggestions provided below, analyze the problem presented, marshal the evidence, and then present your own reasoned conclusions, which must be supported by the evidence and documented in the endnotes or footnotes.
Sources
When researching and writing your paper, you should use at least one of each of the following types of sources: 1) a primary source; 2) a monograph, if available; 3) an article from an academic journal; 4) a piece from a reputable internet site.
Articles, and some books, can be accessed through the online databases available at the UMUC Library: Databases.
With regard to websites, keep in mind that a website is not reliable simply because it exists on the Internet. If you are not certain about a web site, click on this link and read the Library\’s guide to evaluating web sites.
Encyclopedias are useful consulting tools, but they should never form the basis of a research paper. Encyclopedias are guides not major sources.
Format
The paper must be 6-8 double-spaced pages, excluding works cited. Pages should be numbered at the top right-hand corner. There are a variety of reference tools in the Library to assist you with your research.
Your paper should be double-spaced, with one-inch margins, in 12-point type.
Include endnotes or footnotes and a bibliography.
Your paper should follow the Chicago style throughout. Instructions on the Chicago style can be found at style examples or in A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations. Please consult with your instructor if you wish to use a different professional format.
References
The general rule to keep in mind is that you should avoid using a large number of endnotes/footnotes.
Conversely, whenever you use an idea which is not yours and is not considered common knowledge you should add a footnote or endnote. (Common knowledge: a fact or argument mentioned in multiple sources.)
Also, even if a fact or argument is common knowledge but you want to draw attention to a particular persons use of it, you should use an endnote or footnote.
Requirement Points
Writing clarity, grammar, and style:
Grammar and usage are correct (for a formal presentation) and contribute to clarity, style, and persuasiveness
no misspellings or typographical errors
15
Format:
12 pt, Times Roman, page numbers, double spaced
Endnotes/footnotes and bibliography
Clear and consistent citation style
10
Sources:
Primary source
Monograph
Academic journal article
Reputable internet site
10
Introduction lays our structure of paper to follow 10
Integration of reading and research 20
Strength of analysis 25
Conclusion 10
Total 100