Requirements
Your submission must be your original work. A system called UniCheck will report on how much of your paper was taken from outside sources. Even if you use proper citations, these sections cannot represent more than 30% of the overall paper. That is, at least 70% of the writing must be your own ideas.
You must use the rubric to guide your writing. It shows you the rules that the Evaluators follow when reviewing your work.
Instructions
Prepare a 750- to 1000-word paper in which you do the following:
In at least one paragraph, present your position on the topic.
Create the body of your paper by doing the following:
Provide your argument (suggested 2-3 paragraphs) defending your position on the topic.
Provide a counterargument (suggested 1 paragraph) on the topic.
Include 3-5 sources to support the argument and/or counterargument.
In at least one paragraph, write a conclusion. Summarize the main points you have presented.
Throughout your paper, cite any sources you have quoted, paraphrased, or summarized. Use standardized in-text citations. At the end of your paper, provide a standardized references list with the details of each source.
All writing must be professional. This includes the content of your paper as well as how you present the submission to the Evaluators. You must use correct grammar, appropriate terminology, and organization throughout your paper.
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