Category: English

This project serves as the final stage of our exploration into rhetoric and argument. You are required to take a position on a current issue/event, (in this case “Why NIL is ruining NCAA sports”) direct your position toward a target audience, and attempt to persuade this audience of the legitimacy of your position. This project asks you to put into practice the major objectives of the course:
Analyzing the ways in which ideas are presented through rhetorical designs;
Recognizing rhetorical designs in an effort to encourage refutation (dialectic);
Using rhetorical designs to engage in argument;
Considering how argument can function as “meaningful disagreement”;
Using argument as “meaningful disagreement” to learn more about our own identities and commitments and to perform acts of community;
Achieving “meaningful disagreement” through the effective assessment and incorporation of research (“ongoing conversation”).
You are required to use no LESS than five and no MORE than six sources (at least two of your sources must come from the HCC databases). Please keep in mind that you will need to locate, examine, and evaluate roughly triple this amount in order to find five to six relevant, on-topic, reliable, and authoritative sources. You will pull the bulk of these sources from databases such as ProQuest Research Library, Academic Search Complete, Academic OneFile, and Project Muse. You will create a works-cited page for this project, following MLA (9th edition) formatting style. As the first line of the prompt asserts, this essay is meant to be an argumentative position paper. It is not intended to function as a report on or review of a topic/issue. On occasion you might have to review/report on an aspect of your topic in an effort to provide sufficient context, but the central goal of the essay should be argumentative—taking a position on an issue, or more particularly an aspect of an issue, and developing a persuasive argument around your position.

I am attaching the week 4 paper i did rough draft along with the template for the final paper.
Topic is pros or remote working 

My teacher give us the assignment to write an essay with 600 words about AI. I have included the introduction below please read it. Also, I have added a Google doc with the quote to use.

I will be willing to pay extra, and this is extremely important, I will send sample example of each and guidelines!!! and just a 3 page essay to explain the pictured presentation like the samples!!!

Watch this episode of The Twilight Zone. It’s called “Dust.” It’s episode twelve of season two. 
The information you will need to cite the episode is here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0734564/Links to an external site.
In two MEAL Plan paragraphs – each at least 200 words – address the following: Would you make the same decision as the Canfield’s at the end of this episode? Why or why not? Explain your answer using evidence and examples from the episode. 
Please do not summarize the episode. Both paragraphs should address the prompt above using evidence and examples from the episode to support your response. 
Make sure to cite the episode with in-text citations and a Works Cited page citation. Folllow MLA manuscript format.
You can find the episode below: 
https://pluto.tv/us/on-demand/series/5ef0d81d146bc5001ae9f7d0/season/2/episode/61c5071b635aeb001ac341cb?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paidsearch&utm_campaign=12080790684&utm_term=pluto+tv&utm_creative=617765758688&device=c&campaign=Search_Brand_Desktop_E&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw3NyxBhBmEiwAyofDYe4ETZeubh-XfgPdRCzkQqG36z54s762wc9VLdmzh5z3NaSnvn7OxRoCp7MQAvD_BwE

Please follow the outline guide sheet for this essay using information from the article. As always please let me know if you have any questions 

Write a 500-800 essay on one event in your life and three life lessons you learned as a result of that event. 
Thesis statement: My first public speaking 
event taught me….. 3 life lessons your first public speaking event taught you.

Craft a detailed proposal that aims to resolve an issue (topic is the issue)
Prospal Structure:
A. Tittle Page
I. Proposal title reflecting the core issue and solution
B. Executive Summary (1 page)
i. Concisely identify the local issue
ii. Propose a clear, actionable solution 
iii. Justify why your approach is viable
C. Problem Statement (1-2 pages) 
i. Detail the local issue, supported by statistics and personal observations 
ii. Discuss the impact on the community or college
*local issue is students can’t attend class or will miss class because they have no childcare*
D. Proposed Solution (2-3 pages)
i. Outline your solution, including implementation steps
ii. Detail how it addresses the identified problem
iii. Explain the expected outcomes and benefits
E. Qualifications (1 page)
i. Present your credentials or experiences that support your capability to address the issue 
ii. Include any partnerships or collaborations with local organizations
Timeline (1 page) 
g. Provide a realistic timeline for the solution’s implementation, including key milestones 
h. Pricing/Budget (1 page) 
i. Offer an estimated budget, detailing expenses and potential funding sources 
i. Terms and Conditions (1 page)
i. Outline the expectations, responsibilities, and legal considerations of your proposal 
j. Limitations (1 page) 
i. Detail the limitations or constraints and/or stakeholders that may keep you from executing your proposed solution.

In this assignment, you will write an argumentative research essay in which you take a position on a food-based topic. Your goal is to research a topic, concept, or question in order to become more familiar with it, then formulate a research question based on a debatable point. Finally, you will synthesize information from your sources to support, contradict, or expand your ideas.
Your thesis-driven essay should follow these criteria:
• 5—7 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font (standard one-inch margins)
• 7–9 sources (reflecting a range of primary and secondary sources, both print and
digital)
• MLA or APA documentation (in-text and end-of text citation) as assigned by your
instructor
(I already have a rough draft and a non completed annotated bibliography)
I am completely okay if you want to change absolutely anything wrong with my essay

Talk about how freedom of speech can be used for good and bad. How it can used to help decide things and why people need it.