Situation:
It probably feels like we just started our learning in this class, but this week we're going to begin planning for our final paper. To begin, start thinking about a topic for our final persuasive essay. You learned about persuasive writing during this week's lecture - and we'll get into more details about the essay in the coming weeks - but for now, let's focus on two areas:
Q1: Select a topic for this essay about which you are passionate.
Q2: Locate five sources that will be helpful in the research of your final paper. You're going to submit these sources in the form of an annotated bibliography. "Annotation" is another word for "notes." Using APA formatting, write the name of the source. Directly below the source, write an annotation of approximately word limit of 100-125 words. In the following links you will find some examples of annotated bibliographies.
Some resources of annotated bibliography
Rasmussen Guides
Annotated Bibliography Guide