Use your research to write an argumentative paper.
Use a professional writing style with correct spelling and grammar
Look at the example project to get an idea of what you have to do.
Introduction
Introduce your topic clearly with ideas and information from your research
An overview of the topic
Use facts, statistics, details and descriptions from your research
Write a CLAIM taking a stand on the essential question and your topic
Use academic voice with correct spelling and grammar
Your Arguments (Body paragraphs)
Write at least three well developed arguments (reasons) to support your claim. Arguments must be based in fact from your research.
Each argument must be supported by details, descriptions, facts or information from your research
Use studies, documented cases and personal stories from Step 2 Research to support your arguments
Use academic voice with correct spelling and grammar
Conclusion
Write a concluding paragraph.
Now that you have explained your arguments for or against an issue, what should be done moving forward?
Should we:
Continue the activity in the same way (explain why, even with the risks)
Continue with the activity with modifications/changes to minimize the risks (explain how)
Stop the activity and substitute with something else (explain what and how it could be done)
Other questions to think about and perhaps include in your conclusion:
What actions need to be taken moving forward? What will be the results of those actions? (positive or negative)
How will those actions impact or affect humans or the environment?
Who needs to be involved?
Are there unanswered questions that still need to be addressed by experts
Use a professional writing style with correct spelling and grammar
You are required to complete a formal Works Cited for this project. See the Noodle Tools Tutorials