Write a reserch essay about Technology affects our brain.
Write a 5-6 pages Argument Research Essay (New Roman 12 font) the introduction talking about the brain in general; my argument is talking about how is Technology affect our brain?
-What is the human brain? How it is work?
-How many kinds of memory?
*Sensory memory
*Short- term memory
* Long - term memory
Why it is affecting our brain? What will happen in the future?
I need 5 Academic sources that are from Books and any 3 sources, so the total is going to be 8 sources!
Include one page brainstorming about my topic, and formal topic, and annotated page bibliography.
I have examples I would like to use it in this assignment
" Long time a go when people needs to find an information in them research, the go to the library to read books and find an information to add it to them research "
They can memorize it better than who find the information form the websites
I think that will affect them brain by the time the cannot find the it back when the want it
Second example:
People how use his brain to calculate well than who use calculator.
I need it high school level (easy vocabulary, readable) please read carefully
I want an A in this assignment.
The assignment for this class is a five to seven pages (typed, double-spaced, in Times New Roman 12 font) research essay on any topic of your choosing, including an original title and work cited page (not included in page count). It should include at least 5 outside sources, including at least three from "academic" sources. There will be several assignments leading up to this final product, including a brainstorming page, formal topic proposal, annotated bibliography, and at least one first draft.
When thinking about this assignment it is important to remember that we are not working on unbiased reporting or presentation of facts. I am asking for essays, not reports, and thus expect a fair amount of your own opinion and original thought within this essay. Your research and sources will help give legitimacy to claims you are making, not constituting the majority of your paper. Things to consider:
What questions do you want to ask?
What angle are you looldng at a certain issue from?
How can you write a specific and have it relate to a broad subject? What conversation are you joining'?
Why does this topic matter for you or for your audience?