The students should choose a topic that is related to Energy and Nature. The main component to evaluate the paper will be the solidity and clarity of the argument (or thesis), and the examples and information that you provide to corroborate it; that is, the evidence. This connection between argument and evidence is the main foundation of a paper. Moreover, the paragraphs should be built around textual evidence in the form of quotes or paraphrases. Although the students can use any writing style (e.g. APA, Chicago, Harvard, etc.), I recommend using MLA style for all of the in-text citations through the paper. For this paper, the students should use 5 references (books, chapters, journal articles, interviews, audios, etc.) to support their thesis in this paper. In addition, the paper must be double spaced, with heading and title.
Structure of a Research Paper -Introduction
a. Brief description of the main topic of the paper b. Research question/s and objectives
c. Argument (or thesis)
-The Main Core of the paper: This is the central section of the paper where you provide enough information, cases, examples from other scholars to defend your argument.
Evidence 1 Evidence 2 Evidence 3
-Conclusion: This is the part of the work where you summarize your paper. -Bibliography (or References, Works Cited): Section where you show all of those scholars’ works that you have used in your work.
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