Title: Examining the Separation of Values in TEWWG: A Comparative Analysis

TEWWG: Separation Outline
INTRODUCTION
Thesis:
BODY PARAGRAPH 1- (1st quote about research, 2nd TEWWG quote about a value that connects/departs)            VALUE 1: Community     
Topic Sentence:
Transition and Research quote on Value 1:
Analysis:
Transition and TEWWG Quote on Value 1:
Analysis:
Closing Sentence:
BODY PARAGRAPH 2- (1 quote from research about a different value and 1 TEWWG quote that connects/departs from the value)     VALUE 2: self-expression   
Topic Sentence:
Transition and Research quote on value #2:
Analysis:
Transition and TEWWG quote on value #2:
Analysis:
Closing Sentence:
CONCLUDING PARAGRAPH 
Restate Thesis:
Introduction and Conclusion Examples/Advice
Introduction:
Attention-getter: this needs to GRAB the reader’s attention. NO GENERIC STATEMENTS ALLOWED (ex: Americans can be defined in many ways)
Link: explain the importance of your attention-getter; why did you choose this particular AG to go into details on the American dream? You can’t do this part until you actually have an attention-getter.
Thesis: state the texts, authors, and trait OR strategy (if you have more than two titles, you could insert the titles into your topic sentences)
What are different ways you can make an effective attention-getter?
Quote from a different source – if you do this option, you MUST include an in-text citation (author’s name) and be able to find the source information to do a Works Cited page with that source (publication date, name of site, etc.)
Quoteland.com and The Quotations Page are good resources for this
Anecdote – a general, hypothetical story that lends itself to the topic of your paper (ex: writing a quick, 2-4 sentence story about someone who has been dealt a difficult time financially). This could be fictional or you could pull a true story for this (but you would need to cite the information if it is true because it would come from a source).
Definition
Detailed, descriptive or startling statement
Statistic (with in-text citation and, again, information to eventually write your Works Cited)
YOU SHOULD NOT WRITE A QUESTION FOR YOUR ATTENTION-GETTER.
Conclusion:
Restated thesis using different words
Link: analyze the ideas you have discussed throughout the essay and take it to the next level; what do all these points/claims show about the character of Americans? 
Impact statement: Link back to ideas in your attention-getter to bring it full-circle