Question 1: Final Draft of the Annotated Bibliography (6 sources) from paper 3. Question 2: Paper # 3 Outline Handout + Revamped Intro: Outline breakdown: APA: Make sure your paper follows APA gu

Question 1:  Final Draft of the Annotated Bibliography (6 sources)  from paper 3.

 Question 2: Paper # 3 Outline Handout + Revamped Intro:

Outline breakdown:

APA: Make sure your paper follows APA guidelines. (Cover Page/ Abstract/ 5 pages/ References)

Introduction: Breakdown of the issue with a strong thesis that clearly states the argument. (Half a page)

Arguments for Thesis: Breakdown of subtopics that support the thesis (2.5 pages)

Counter Argument: Breakdown of Counter Argument (1 page)

Counter: Disproving Counter Argument (Half a page)

Conclusion: Break down of social significance/ Further questions (Half a page)

References: Make sure to have a references page with the correct citations.

______________________________________________________________________________Fill out each component to the best of your ability to give yourself a visual aid of the paper. Aim for two to three sentences per prompt.

Thesis: Frame a thesis that clearly shows your arguments with two to three specific reasons to why/ how

Arguments for Thesis: Outline the key points that support of your thesis. Explain why this specific key point helps prove your thesis in a way that is not repetitive. Add the name of the source and quote if possible.

Counter Argument: Explain your potential counter argument. What insights do they bring to the discussion on your topic/ thesis.

Counter: Refute the counter argument. In spite of the counter argument, explain why your position is still valid.

Revamped Intro:

Place Paper # 2 Introduction Below

ADD: New Background Info

Update the background information in your introduction to reflect that you will be looking into resolving the ethical issue

ADD: Revised Research Question

Make sure that your research question is revised to state your inquiry in potentially resolving the issue

ADD: Revised Thesis

Make sure your thesis is argumentative and specific outlining two to three examples that answer your research question. *This can change later but for now; focus on being specific. This will become clearer as you continue to do your research*