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Expository Paper

This overview provides critical reminders and requirements for crafting a detailed expository paper. Key elements include a minimum of three pages focused on a specific thesis, the incorporation of at least two peer evaluations, and organized research for easy access. Students must submit drafts, revisions, and an evaluation sheet documenting their work process. Thorough peer feedback and self-assessment are encouraged. Emphasis is placed on using academic sources and leaving readers with new insights in the conclusion, ensuring all citations are properly referenced.

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Expository Paper

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  1. Expository Paper Reminders

  2. Overview of requirements: • At least three pages of detailed look of topic • 2 peer evaluations or session with Learning Center tutor. • Research highlighted & organized for easy access for me

  3. Make sure to hand in all drafts & research • 2 peer evaluation drafts • Draft that your revise on in class today • Research highlighted: If it is in your paper, it is highlighted on your printouts. • Graphic organizer • My notes about your draft

  4. Grade Sheet: • On Top and includes you grading your work and effort. • Anything you want to share about the process, write at bottom or back.

  5. Revision: • Should be BIG: • Refer to self check/ peer evaluation sheet • Never end paragraph with citation—explain and refer back to thesis.

  6. Thesis • Make sure the paper has a specific focus. • What is new about your discussion of the topic? • Have “dug in deep” to your topic?

  7. Use of Research: • Have you primarily used ACADEMIC SOURCES? • Do you use the three sources somewhat evenly? • Do you explain the importance of the information ?

  8. Conclusion • DO NOT REPEAT ANY QUOTE OR IDEA WORD FOR WORD • Leave reader with a new idea to ponder about your topic

  9. Use of Research: • In-text citations of all sources.

  10. Safe Assign • Please upload Safe Assign to Assignments on Bb by classtime. Only submit one time.

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