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Reflect on playing the Evolution of Trust. What did you think? Which choices were hard and which were easy? How does this game relate to the real world?
For your blog you need to include at least two inline citations that show me you used course materials to get full credit for the assignment.

Arguementative research paper. I want the topic to be over Prompt #2 Paying college athletes?  Tulsa Community College. One major note that in the  instructions is ”
At least 3 of the above sources must be from a Tulsa community college database  such as EBSCO. You can find those in the Tulsa community college library or resourse page on the website.  
Home – Library – Website at Tulsa Community College (tulsacc.edu) If you have any further questions reach out to me. Due date is 05/9/24 at 11:59 PM.

Course Obejctives
This essay is designed to address the following learning outcomes:
Discuss what is involved in the critical interpretation of texts and the role critical thinking plays in developing effective argumentative writing strategies.
Dissect and evaluate complex arguments through selection and response to key passages while paying attention to historical and cultural contexts.
Differentiate between surface and underlying meaning in texts, drawing conclusions about the author’s underlying intents by identifying and analyzing relevant passages; evaluate relevant subtexts.
Outline the structure of an argument and its theoretical and logical sequencing; identify and evaluate types and sufficiency of support.
Synthesize rhetorical strategies such as comparison and contrast, explication, cause and effect etc. into a sustained argument.
Format: MLA
Click here to familiarize yourself with the general MLA guidelines.
Works Cited Page: Required (& does not count toward minimum page count)
Click here to review MLA Works Cited Format.
Click here to review In-Text Citation Format
Click here to review how to cite a YouTubeVideo.
Click here to review how to cite a podcast.
Final Draft Length: 4-5 pages
Texts: 
The Rabbit Hole podcast series
“A call to action for librarians: Countering conspiracy theories in the age of QAnon” by Stephanie Beene and Katie Greer 
Prompt:
The goal of this essay is for you to identify in the assigned texts three rhetorical strategies: (1) classification-and-division, (2) cause-and-effect, (3) comparison-and-contrast.
For your thesis:
For this essay, you are coming up with your own questions to answer about the texts in relation to the rhetorical strategies named above. It is crucial that you do, in fact, come up with your own question(s) to answer. In the first two essays, I provided you the questions; please look to those as examples as you create your own question(s) for this essay. If you skip this step, this essay will be much more challenging to write than it needs to be.
We arrive at original theses when we ask ourselves original questions. 
Key Terms: 
For this essay, it is also up to you to find Key Terms within the texts to help you organize your paper.

Everything that u need to know is on the files one of the 3 grounds to use on my essay can be doing homework is a way to desconect me from my phone and society, another one can be doing productive things in my day like going to scho going to work and then going to the gym at the end of the day coming back home and reaxing by taking a shower and the las ground can be spending time with my family like going to eat with them going to the park playing volleyball etc.. 
The last requirment for this eassay is to be ploted on a google ducs its eassier for me to creat a new copy, again thank you so much

British Literature has long been a mirror reflecting the societal and cultural shifts within the United Kingdom, especially regarding its relationship with its former colonies. This essay will explore how British Literature has dealt with and witnessed the integration of the former colonies into mainstream British culture.
Requirements:
Length: Minimum of 8 full pages, excluding the Works Cited page.
Format: MLA style, including in-text citations.
Works Cited Page: Required, with a minimum of five sources.
Discussion Points:
Historical Context: Briefly outline the historical context of British colonialism and its impact on the colonies. Discuss the post-colonial era and how it influenced British society and literature.
Themes in Literature: Identify and analyze the themes in British literature that reflect the integration of former colonies. Consider works from different periods and genres.
Representative Authors and Works: Select key authors and works that exemplify this integration. Discuss how these authors have contributed to the understanding and acceptance of multiculturalism in British society.
Cultural Identity: Examine how British literature portrays the cultural identity of characters from former colonies and the evolution of this portrayal over time.
Literary Techniques: Analyze the literary techniques used by authors to depict the integration of colonial cultures into mainstream British culture.
Societal Impact: Discuss how literature has influenced or reflected societal attitudes towards the integration of former colonies. Consider both positive and negative aspects.
Comparative Analysis: Optionally, compare British literary works with works from former colonies during the same period, examining different perspectives on integration.
Contemporary Relevance: Reflect on the contemporary relevance of these literary works. How do they resonate with today’s multicultural British society?
Summarize the key findings and present your perspective on how British literature has shaped and been shaped by the integration of former colonies into mainstream British culture.

Cover Page (Date, Assignment, Course #, and Instructor)
Double Spaced, Size 12 Font
Minimum 2 page report on the findings above
Discuss common wellness trends in their community.
Where are the areas of opportunity in or around your local community?
What would you want to see implemented as a community event that is not currently offered?
What has positively and negatively changed in the local, national, and global communities since the start of covid-19? 
Discuss community events/programs that you were aware of before this assignment, community events/programs that you learned about conducting this assignment, and what future events you plan on attending. 
Discuss how the community events/programs you researched relate to personal health and community health at a local, national, and global scale. 
i have added the events i have been to that need to be added to this essay.

FINAL RESEARCH PAPER  due  MAY 8, 2024
An argumentative research paper is a combination of a traditional research paper and a persuasive essay.  An argumentative paper makes a claim about a topic and justifies this claim with specific evidence. The goal of the argumentative paper is to convince the audience that the claim is true based on the evidence provided.
5-7 page argumentative research paper with a Works Cited page in proper MLA format.  The Works Cited page DOES NOT count as the fifth page!
Arial or Times New Roman 12 point font only!
Paper MUST be double-spaced.  (Click on the Line Spacing icon to change from the default single spacing.) 
Word parameters:  750-1000 words.
Staple completed paper at the top left corner.  Don’t forget to upload to TURNITIN.com
You SHOULD have over FIVE citations.  One of these citations MUST be from your Issues and Controversies source – the primary source. 
Your thesis statement should be the last sentence of your introductory paragraph.
Paper structure:  MLA format Title page, Title, introduction, a clear thesis statement, body paragraphs with support, and a conclusion.
Your paper MUST HAVE parenthetical documentation.
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Eighth grade school assignment novel evaluation of Anthem by Ayn Rand. I’m including  the outline of how it should be done.  Try to   keep as simple and short as         possible. Thanks

In a minimum of 6 pages, write an argumentative paper in MLA format using a minimum of 5 secondary sources as evidence.
At least 1 of these sources must be a counterargument.
Only 1 of these sources must be Alone Together, The Happiness Effect, or It’s Complicated: The Lives of Networked Teens.
You need to retrieve secondary sources from either our library book catalog, our library’s electronic databases, or from any websites that end in the following:
.edu .org .gov 
Do NOT use .com websites.
Choose one of the prompts below and formulate an argument on the issue of how the technologies we’ve covered this semester have impacted our social and emotional lives. 
You must focus only on 1-2 technologies such as social media (this can include Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, etc.), our phones, artificial intelligence (robots of sorts such as Siri), and the virtual world (online games and chat rooms) 
Thirdly, you must also offer a solution to a particular problem within your chosen prompt.  
prompt 1: Agree with Turkle’s and Freitas’ argument that we are truly alone together as a result of our reliance on and obsession with our devices; however, make sure to hone in on a specific area from their argument that you can expand on and say something new about. As part of your argument, you must clearly explain how 1-2 technologies we’ve discussed this semester are intended to bring connection but in reality, cause more harm like isolation or other problems. When discussing these problems, remember you should make it clear why they’re important and how they affect your audience.
prompt 2: On the other hand, you might want to focus on how being ensconced in the virtual world negatively impacts our social skills that then leads to weakened relationships. For Turkle and Freitas, we have traded what it means to be human and have started to treat others as mere objects. Explain how our attitudes towards one another have worsened as a result of our fixation on technology (i.e. our phones) and what this means for human relationships and/or the self.
prompt 3: Perhaps you’d like to focus on Danah Boyd’s text about the social lives of teenagers. In this work, Boyd discusses the dangers of identity, privacy, addiction, bullying, and more that come with online life. Choose one of these dangers and formulate an argument that shows either
how one particular danger is leading to a series of other negative effects on teens’ lives and why this matters. You are not only showing a danger but you are explaining what the consequences of this danger are. 
or you can agree with Boyd that even though one of these online dangers is prevalent teenagers have in fact been able to formulate positive identities and personas as part of their online lives. If this is the case, consider the following questions: Why does this matter? What benefits do teens get out of online life? And Why should we (as parents, Americans, users of technology, etc.) NOT be worried about the dangers? 
Within the 6 pages, your essay should also do or have the following:
Have at least 1 introduction paragraph, 2 position body paragraphs, 1 proposal body paragraph, 1 counterargument and refutation body paragraphs, and 1 conclusion paragraph (6 paragraphs minimum as long you reach 6 pages.)
write in the third person. Do NOT use the first or second person “In my opinion, I think, I believe, you should, etc.”
use other scholars for support; however, you need to differentiate your argument from theirs when finding points of agreement. 
organize your essay according to the organization handout.
follow MLA 8 formatting guidelines, use in-text citations, and compose a list of works cited as your 7th page.

Given the two articles linked below that present opposing sides of an issue (mandatory uniforms in schools vs. some kind of ‘dress code’),  Construct a 2-3 page Rogerian argument essay in which you attempt to arrive at a concrete, workable solution or “middle ground.”
The essay should contain the following components:
❒ 1. An introduction that accurately presents both sources (i.e., author, title, year of publication, and their relative position in the debate), as well as your middle ground thesis statement.
❒ 2. A body paragraph that summarizes the pro-uniform rationales. (Both articles can be used, but focus on Anderson).
❒ 3. A body paragraph that summarizes the anti-uniform/pro-dress code rationales. (Both articles can be used, but focus on Deane).
❒ 4. A body paragraph that critically compares and contrasts both sides of the debate.
❒ 5. A conclusion that further develops your proposed middle-ground solution and demonstrates how it satisfies both sides of the debate.
A. Assignment Guidelines
DIRECTIONS: Refer to the list below throughout the writing process. Do not submit your Touchstone until it meets these guidelines. Refer to the Sample Touchstone for additional guidance on structure, formatting, and citation.
1. Introduction
❒ Have you briefly and accurately introduced the author, title, and publication context (year, journal, etc.) of Article 1?
❒ Have you briefly and accurately introduced the author, title, and publication context (year, journal, etc.) of Article 2?
❒ Have you ended the introduction with a thesis statement/claim that presents a clear, workable solution that could be viewed as a “middle ground” between the two sides?
2. Body Paragraphs
❒ Have you included a summary of the pro-uniform stances in the first body paragraph (including accurate page-numbered citations)?
❒ Have you included a summary of the anti-uniform stances in the second body paragraph (including accurate page-numbered citations)?
❒ Have you included at least three direct quotations, supplementing them with your own explanation of their relevance?
❒ Have you adequately compared and contrasted both sides of the debate (with cited examples from the articles) in the third body paragraph?
3. Conclusion
❒ Does your expanded claim address both sides of the issue, including specific points raised in the articles?
❒ Have you backed up your claim using cited facts from both sides of the argument?
4. Reflection
❒ Have you answered all reflection questions including specific and concrete examples that provide thoughtful insight in all responses?
❒ Are your answers included on a separate page below the main assignment?
B. Reflection
DIRECTIONS: Below your assignment, include answers to all of the following reflection questions.
How does the Rogerian model of argument help you better understand the topic that’s being discussed? Why is it a good practice to acknowledge both sides of the argument? (3-4 sentences)
How might the Rogerian approach help you gain insight into your own argumentative essay? (2-3 sentences)