Essay #2 (Research Paper) Outline<\/p>\n
Look over your topic brainstorm (see previous assignment). Think about how the ideas fit together. Which ideas will you use and which ideas will you leave out? Think about how you will invite the reader into your essay. Will it open up the topic of your essay and introduce the point of your thesis? What points will you make in the body? How will you support your points?<\/p>\n
Fill out the outline template below. Write your points in complete sentences. Be sure to include the sources you will use to back up your ideas. Be as specific as possible. Submit your outline as PDF file or doc file. (Here is a template: )Essay #2 Outline<\/p>\n
How will you invite the reader into your essay?<\/p>\n
Thesis statement:<\/p>\n
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Explore your topic (3 points)<\/p>\n
What forces affect our food choices? Look over the last week discussion and list the force(s) and\/or interrelationships that you choose to explore in your essay 2. I suggest to limit your topic to one, tow or three forces.<\/p>\n
Look over your readings we\u2019ve worked with so far. What information or ideas from them do you feel are important to consider in answering this question? What does your own experience reveal about food choices? Brainstorm, list, cluster or free write your thoughts and ideas.<\/p>\n
Establish your thesis (10 points)<\/p>\n
Building upon the focus you chose above, write your answer to the question: What forces affect our food choices?Check your thesis.<\/p>\n
Does your thesis statement answer the question: What forces affect our food choices?<\/p>\n
Does the thesis answer why or how?<\/p>\n
Is it too broad or too narrow?<\/p>\n
Is it accurate, or does it need to be qualified?<\/p>\n
Who are the possible audiences for this essay? Does it have a tone\/voice that is appropriate to those audiences?<\/p>\n
Is it written in specific language? Is it clear? Is it wordy? <\/p>\n
Is your thesis focused on one force or two-three forces that affect our food choices? (To develop a solid research paper remember to limit your answer to one force or 2-3 forces only). <\/p>\n
If you answered ‘no’ to any of the above questions, go back and rewrite your thesis statement.<\/p>\n
Know your audience (5 points)<\/p>\n
Who are your readers?<\/p>\n
Is your audience specialized (for example, astrophysicists) or more general (anybody who shops in a supermarket)?<\/p>\n
What do you know about your audience\u2019s age, gender, education, religious affiliation, socioeconomic status, and political attitudes?<\/p>\n
What do your readers need to know in order to understand your thesis and support?<\/p>\n
Will your audience be interested, open-minded, resistant, objective or hostile to what you are saying?<\/p>\n
Is there any specialized language that your audience must have to understand your subject or that you should avoid?<\/p>\n
What do you want your audience to do as a result of reading your essay?<\/p>\n
Define your purpose (2 points)<\/p>\n
What purpose do you want to achieve with your audience?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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