Description
An outline is attached below labeled “Formal Outline” where you will based to answer the assignment.
THE ASSIGNMENT MUST BE IN MEMO FORMAT.
Structure: (Make sure to have the subheadings and fulfill each area according to instructions.)
Introduction
Presentation/overview of the problem
- purpose and focus of your claim(s) [based on the problem]
In the first part of the introduction, present the problem.
Then, develop on the background about the problem and review the research and facts (your book and the documentary) on it to give your readers a context to show them how your research fits into the ongoing issues in your topic area. Some ways to approach this can be by the following:
You may tell why this problem has been a problem, why previous attempts have failed to solve it, or why you think this particular angle to the problem is important. You can also mention what benefits are to be gained from solving this problem or exploring this topic from your perspective.
- Finalize this section by establishing your purpose/focus/claim/thesis.
- Discussion Section
The discussion section should generalize on what you have learned from your research. One way to generalize is to explain the consequences or meaning of your results and then make your points that support and refer back to the statements you made in your introduction. The discussion should be organized so that it relates directly to your claim about the topic. You want to avoid introducing new ideas here or discussing issues not directly related to the exploration and discovery of your thesis.
- Research
- You will be investigating the problem you selected through research. You should rely on 6 sources to support and validate your position. 1 must be the book, 1 must be the documentary, and 4 must be found through your own research
The specific purposes for formal research should :
find and understand data and information
- enter the conversation about your topic by researching other writers and scholars on your topic
use primary and secondary resource
- Conclusions and Recommendations Section
Conclusions unify your research results and discussion and elaborate on their significance to your claims. Your conclusion ties your research to your thesis, binding together all the main ideas in your thinking and writing. By presenting the logical outcome of your research and thinking, your conclusion answers your research inquiry for you and your readers. You should recommend a course of action, make a prediction, propose a solution to a problem, offer a judgment, or speculate on the implications and consequences of your ideas.
Works Cited
Of course, your research paper is not complete without your list of references. Documenting your research paper to use your sources in a manner that maintains academic integrity. This must be done in either APA or MLA formats.
Resources:
- Documentary: https://watchdocumentaries.com/hungry-for-change/
Formal outline attached below labeled “Formal outline”
