Here are the requirements:  I have chose to do the debate of too much or not enough homework and coming up with a plan to have a happy medium amount of homework for student k-12th grade.

Imagine that you are now out of college and working in the field of your choice. However, there is a controversy over a particular issue that is raging across the field. You’ve been asked to write a scholarly paper for a journal in which you propose a solution to the controversy, based on research from other authors. Let’s suppose their answers so far haven’t helped quell the controversy, so you’ll be building on their findings to present something new that adds to the conversation.

For this paper, you’ll find a current question or topic of controversy within your career field, research the current positions on that topic, then seek to argue your own, original point of view with the goal of convincing your audience that your position is valid.

The paper should be organized by the following instructions:

1. Intro w Thesis, a hook that makes us interested.

2. Background details of current issue

3. Each body paragraph should build one idea to help explain why your thesis is valid. We cut these up into different areas. You’d probably want your strongest arguments first. (this should be at least 3 paras, but much better if it were several more than that)

4. If you want to dispute other views on this issue, or at least show what others are saying, it would be after you’ve defended your own thesis and ideas. (Might be several paras)

5. A conclusion that revisits the thesis from a slightly different angle now that we have this extra info. Ties it all together. Is NOT simply a reworded intro.

Here are the requirements:  I have chose to do the debate of too much or not enough homework and coming up with a plan to have a happy medium amount of homework for student k-12th grade.

Imagine that you are now out of college and working in the field of your choice. However, there is a controversy over a particular issue that is raging across the field. You’ve been asked to write a scholarly paper for a journal in which you propose a solution to the controversy, based on research from other authors. Let’s suppose their answers so far haven’t helped quell the controversy, so you’ll be building on their findings to present something new that adds to the conversation.

For this paper, you’ll find a current question or topic of controversy within your career field, research the current positions on that topic, then seek to argue your own, original point of view with the goal of convincing your audience that your position is valid.

The paper should be organized by the following instructions:

1. Intro w Thesis, a hook that makes us interested.

2. Background details of current issue

3. Each body paragraph should build one idea to help explain why your thesis is valid. We cut these up into different areas. You’d probably want your strongest arguments first. (this should be at least 3 paras, but much better if it were several more than that)

4. If you want to dispute other views on this issue, or at least show what others are saying, it would be after you’ve defended your own thesis and ideas. (Might be several paras)

5. A conclusion that revisits the thesis from a slightly different angle now that we have this extra info. Ties it all together. Is NOT simply a reworded intro.