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in English·
4 Apr 2024
Select one key concept (Separation of Powers, Checks & Balances, or
Federalism) and create a photo essay. Do not forget to include at least 1
data point to support your position. Charts and graphs will count toward the
data requirement. Feel free to add additional photos to enhance your story.
Your photo essay should tell a visual story without words. However, points
will not be deducted if you include a few words.
Your exam submission must succinctly include the components below:
Required Photos:
Title: You are not required to include captions or words, but I will need a
title that includes your selected key concept. (Select 1 key concept:
Separation of Powers, Checks & Balances, or Federalism)
Photo 1: What is the main issue of the key concept?
Photo 2: What is the current state of the key concept? What is the
problem? How has society been impacted? You may use a chart or graph
to support your argument. (Charts and graphs count toward the data
requirement.)
Photo 3: What types of changes are needed to mitigate or slow down the
impacts of the key concept? What strategies should be used to mitigate or
sustain your efforts? You may use a chart or graph to support your
argument. (Charts and graphs count toward the data requirement.)
Photo 4: How will you counteract the power and/or influence of your
adversaries to create needed change?
Photo 5: What will happen to the key concept in 2050 if nothing is done?
Photo 6: What will happen to the key concept in 2050 if your strategies are
implemented?
Citation Options: 1) You may embed the link for each image, 2) You may
type the name of the source and embed the link, or 3) You may number
and cite the images in MLA or APA format. (In my example from the exam
review, I embedded the link into the source name.)                 Format Options: You may submit a PowerPoint presentation, drawing,
slide show, zine, infographic, collage, etc. Be creative!
Submission Options: You will need to upload your PDF or image to the
exam. Please do not submit a link to a website, it will not be graded. If
you have difficulty uploading your document, send me a Canvas message
with your attached document, and I will upload it for you. 
in English·
4 Apr 2024

Research Topics

CHOOSE one of these prompts to write about. OR CHOOSE YOUR OWN.

GUIDELINES

3-5 pages minimum

10 or 12 font

MLA format all the way through

Works Cited page (not part of the 4 pages)

3 sources (minimum)

No Wikipedia, no religious texts to prove that a law should change.

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW (don't use I, we, our, us or you). 

PROMPTS

2. Look at how the media affects human's perception of the world and themselves. Either talk about how the media affects people's perception of beauty and  self-image, and whether this is good or bad for young people, OR write a paper about how the media is affecting the mental development and overall well-being of children.

 

3) How is the prison system in the United States just another form of slavery? You can use the documentary we watched as a source if you’d like.

 

4 . Choose any current event to research and have a position on. (If you want to run it by me, I can help you come up with a good thesis).

Rubric research (1) research (1) Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThesis: Thesis is clear and concise, paper sticks with thesis.       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeIntroduction and conclusion Introduction grabs the readers attention, sets up the issue, and includes the thesis.Conclusion effectively wraps up the paper     10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAudience and purpose Argument and Purpose: Provides arguments, illustrations, and words that forcefully appeal to the audience and effectively serve persuasive purpose     10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeOrganization: Uses clear, consistent organizational strategy       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeElaboration:Provides specific, wellelaborated support for the writer’s position       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTransitions: Uses transitions to connect ideas smoothly;       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMechanics: spelling, punctuation and grammar       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePoint of view: appropriate (3rd Person) point of view)       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMLA Format is correct       10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSources- number and quality       10 pts Total Points: 100       PreviousNext

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