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6.4. Module 6.4: Checklist   Check List Make certain that you have included the following issues in your papers: Your last name and the page numbers in the upper right-hand corner. Double space your paper. Use no other spacing format. Include the four-line heading in the upper left-hand corner of the paper, double-spaced below the […]

6.3. Module 6.3: Outlining   This Module Section has two parts. First, there is a sample guide for a detailed outline that may help you to make sure you have all the components of the paper. Second, there is a sample guide for the very brief outline that must be turned in with Paper 1.

6.2. Module 6.2: Evaluation Criteria 6.2. Module 6.2: Evaluation Criteria   This Module applies the planning for Paper 1 to the Evaluation Criteria NOTE: 1,  Boldface refers to Evaluation Criteria 2.  Underlining refers to the organization of Paper One. Evaluation Criteria 1. Elements of Organization (These Arabic numerals in bold face refer to the Evaluation

Argumentative Essay on the Use of Mobile Phones in Schools The use of mobile or cell phones in learning institutions, specifically schools, has elicited debate and bitter arguments, not only in the United States of America, but in the world as a whole. While part of society has supported the use of cell phones in

6.1. Module 6.1: Getting Started–the Opening of Paper 1 6.1. Module 6.1: Getting Started–the Openng of Paper 1   Getting Started–Paper 1 Your topic is not a matter of life and death, yet the idea of the American dream is an important myth in American culture and history. Thus, your first paragraph (I), the opening,

Can you help me with my assignment!!! The Assignment: This assignment will have two parts: 1.) Summary Summarize in 150-200 words the article your instructor has chosen from the assignment: “Children Need to Play, Not Compete,” on pages 270-274 of your 9th edition textbook (or on pages 276-279 of your 8th edition textbook or pages 287-291 in

Fahrenheit 451 – A World Close to Home? Although the dystopia in Fahrenheit 451 is fictional, in many ways it parallels (is very similar to), perhaps to a lesser extent, some societies today. In an academic essay, choose a modern society (either here in the U.S., your native country, or another country) and write an

Digital Resources for A World of Ideas A World of Ideas offers more than just a great text. Online you’ll find both free and affordable premium resources to help stu- dents get even more out of the book and your course. You’ll also find convenient instructor resources, such as downloadable sample syllabi, classroom activities, and

Evaluating Ideas: An Introduction to Critical Reading “Evaluating Ideas: An Introduction to Critical Reading.” This introduction demonstrates a range of methods students can adopt to participate in a meaningful dialogue with each selection. This dialogue—an active, questioning approach to texts and ideas—is one of the keys to critical reading. In the introduction, a portion of

Observation Plan “According to child development specialists, one of the most accurate ways to learn about children is to observe them in daily activities” (Wortham, 2012, p. 117).  Among the many types of observation discussed in Chapter 5, anecdotal records, running records, time sampling, and event sampling are widely used in schools and centers across