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Write a documented argument of 750-1,250 words (three to five pages of double-spaced typing). For the best results for your module one essay, follow this procedure: Narrow your topic (see below) and t
Write a documented argument of 750-1,250 words (three to five pages of double-spaced typing).
For the best results for your module one essay, follow this procedure:
- Narrow your topic (see below) and think about your approach.
- Do some research - take notes and save necessary source information for your works cited list.
- Get organized before you write (thesis, topic sentences, supporting details).
- Look at sample student paper in Chapter 7 - An Argument for Corporate Responsibility (pg.307).
- Draft your essay and a working bibliography.
- Use the essay checklist provided (additional resources folder) and see Chapter 7, Using Sources, pg. 245.
- Check for unintentional plagiarism.
- Revise, edit, and proofread again
- Check your essay in TurnItIn to be sure there is not plagiarism and to catch any remaining writing errors.
- Revise as necessary.
- Submit in the Essay Dropbox (E2).
Remember to use the Resources (under Tools and Resources on the course menu) and the Module 3 Resources as necessary.
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