42055By this stage you should have a clear idea of your research problems, have collected your data, and you have developed an outline for how your research will address your research questions. Now it is time to write your paper. At this stage you will submit...
41970Module 7: Assignment: Framing Your Argument Instructions In a brief one- to two-page paper (not including title page or references page) provide a sketch or outline of the major argument you plan to use in your paper. Identify which argumentation strategy (Aristotelian, Rogerian, and Toulmin) you...
41968Discussion: Selecting Argumentation Strategies In this module we have explored different ways to structure and present an argument, chiefly Aristotelian, Rogerian, and Toulmin argumentation strategies. Although these strategies have been around for a long time, you can still find them deployed in many current arguments. For...
41941 Briefly describe the purpose of each part of a research paper and then relate these parts to your current plan for your own research paper. For example, what is the purpose of an introduction and how are you planning on structuring your own introduction for...
41922In 250-300 words, reflect on the concepts and skills that you have learned in the past 2 weeks. What was the most significant, valuable, or interesting thing you’ve learned and why? How can the concepts you’ve explored and the skills you’ve practiced in these past...
41921The major project for this course is the Research Paper, which you will complete in steps throughout the course in order to submit a polished version of the essay in Module 10. For this fifth step in this project you will create the outline for...
41819The major project for this course is the Research Paper, which you will complete in steps throughout the course in order to submit a polished version of the essay in Module 10. In your proposal you identified a problem statement and a general plan to...
41817 Academic research often comes to us in the form of popular articles shared by our friends, perhaps on a social media site like Facebook. But where does that information originate? For this discussion post, first select one of the four below articles. Read it through more...
41763First page is Project 3 reflection Second page is English102 reflection (talk about what did I learn from this course)...