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Guidelines for Research Paper Resubmission and Structure Improvement

This document outlines the process for resubmitting your research paper, providing clear instructions and deadlines for students. If you did not complete a paper or prefer an alternative assignment, please see me before the due date of 5/2/14. The paper must adhere to specific structural guidelines, including a compelling introduction, well-organized body paragraphs with evidence, and a conclusive summary that reiterates the thesis. Grammar, language conventions, and proper MLA formatting are also essential. Don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance with printing or typing issues.

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Guidelines for Research Paper Resubmission and Structure Improvement

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  1. RESEARCH PAPER REDO

  2. 3 Options • Redo your paper • (attach new to old) • DUE 5/2/14 • See me if you have issues with printing, typing, and so on • If you DID NOT DO A PAPER or you don’t want to fix yours, then see me for alternative assignment. • DUE 5/2/14 • See me if you have issues with printing, typing, and so on • Don’t do anything and keep the grade if you have!

  3. Let’s look at the rubric… INTRODUCTION  • Hook is appropriate and intriguing • A general overview of the subject/debate is provided • Research subject is clearly identified and thesis is clearly stated • Major claims are previewed

  4. BODY • Critical exploration of ideas • Subdivided into paragraphs containing major claims • Paragraphs are well developed and remain on topic • Major claims supported with sufficient and relevant evidence • Paragraphs include a summary/analysis of evidence • Paragraphs organized in logical order • Effective transitions between paragraphs

  5. CONCLUSION •  Conclusion reiterates thesis and major claims • Conclusion demonstrates application of information • Conclusion ends on a memorable note

  6. GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE •  Paper uses standard English grammar conventions • (e.g., S-V agreement, antecedent-pronoun agreement, verb tense agreement, spelling) • Paper uses proper punctuation • (e.g., no run-on sentences or comma splices) • Paper uses appropriate tone, word choice, and point of view

  7. SOURCES •  Paper uses proper MLA format (min 2.5 pages, w/o Works Cited page) • Paper uses a minimum of four academic research sources (70/30 rule*) • In-text citations adhere to proper MLA format • Works Cited page adheres to proper MLA format

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