These are the directions included on the template.
Directions:
Save this template in your Drive with the following naming convention:
last name, first name Article Review ##
Replace the line following “Name: with your full name
Insert the date in MLA fashion: day month year. Eg: 24 Jan 2024
Replace the line following Article Summary with the appropriate number designation
Read the article.
Write an original, coherent review of the article by addressing the items provided inserting your responses in BLUE.
REPLACE ALL lines with your information in BLUE. Do not limit your responses by the lines indicated, you may use more.
Remember that plagiarism is to be punished by methods unfathomable.
Below is the template that will be provided for each article review assignment
Below is an exemplar of an article review
The entire document should be in a consistent (the same) font, preferably Lexand Deca (normal), and in the size size (10!)
Margins should remain default at 1"
No header or page numbers are necessary
Blank lines in the template should be REPLACED by the student's information which must be blue in color to contrast with the original text.
While the Doc could be formatted as pageless, the background color should never be anything other than white.
Your name should be first then last with proper capitalization
The date should be written as the numerical date (e.g. 24) , the three letter abbrievation for the month (e.g. Jan), and the full numerical notaiton for the year (e.g. 2024). No comas.
Simple insert the number designation from the gradebook
If any items are not provied. omit them from the information by inserting (not provided)
If one author: Last, First
If more than one, use the format for one author (above), then list other auhtor(s) as First Last with a comma separating the different authors. E.g. Melton, Russell and Karen Bean, David Haynie
If the source is electronic (including a web page), provide the basic web site title. E.g. greekreporter.com instead of Greek Reporter
The main idea, aka the main point, can be determined by asking what is the one piece of information the author wants me to know? This can be explicitly stated - something you can literally "quote" (if you do, use quotation marks), or something you can paraphrase (restate in your own words).
The most important information (other than the mian idea) can probably be best discerned by looking for the order of the information (chronological? importantce? steps in a process?), but not always. Look for facts that support - or prove - the mian idea. Can be quotes or paraphrased.
This is the part that has to be completely original from your POV. Be specific and authentic. Use all the sentences you need to get your ideas across. If there isn't much for me here, there won't be much for you in the gradebook.