Instructions:
Brainstorm:
Use some of the brainstorming and pre-writing activities from the Exploration page to help you think of general topics you
are interested in exploring. Read the Topic Choice Guidelines for the researched argument essay to make sure you choose an appropriate
topic.
Research:
Access the Points of View Reference Center through the CCCOnline Library. Do some preliminary research. Browse the topic
overviews that are related to the general topics you thought of in step 1. Read at least one topic overview and the “Related Items.” You
must read an overview and both related items in the Points of View Reference Center and cite all three using MLA format. Your articles
must come from the Points of View Reference Center!
3. Think: Consider questions that the topic overview inspires. What do you want to know more about? What is significant about this topic?
4. Write: In your initial discussion post, give the title of the topic overview you read, and list three significant ideas that you learned in your preliminary research. Then, list three significant questions that you could use as the basis of your research for this project. Your questions should be narrowly focused, well defined, and should not have an obvious answer.
Attached below will be the rubric for the assignment, as well as an example post.
I will also include the research portion after hiring.
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