Assignment Directiоns: Step 1 | Attаch Sоurces Uplоаd your three sources using the "insert" button аbove. Click "insert," "document," "upload document" then locate a source and insert into the textbox. You must follow these steps for each source. If your source was not found on the AVL, but on a government or edu website, locate the specific web page, copy the URL, and paste into the textbox. Step 2 | Working Thesis Statement Click the link here to review the student example outline document: Argument Outline Example 2.pdf Create a working thesis statement that states the "what" and "why/how:" (main argument and reasons of support). See handout for help creating a strong thesis statment: How to Organize your Argument Essay .docx Step 3 | PIE Body Paragraphs Use the PIE method to outline 4 body paragraphs (3 of support and 1 counter argument with refutation). Note which paragraph is your counter argument paragraph. Review the PIE method here: PIE Outline Format.pptx and review the example outline in step 2 for help: Point = a strong topic sentence stating the point/argument of support for the paragraph - must be a complete sentence Illustration = direct quote from source with in-text citation (does not have to have a signal phrase) Explanation = break down of how the illustration supports the point and argument overall (does not have to be in complete sentences Example Format: note, the sources are not real sources but there for you to see how an attachment or URL should look. Sources: 1. Artificial_Intelligence Intro Article.pdf 2. Arts Outline Example.pdf 3. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/registered-nurses.htm Working Thesis Statement: Body Paragraph 1: Point: Illustration: Explanation: Body Paragraph 2: Point: Illustration: Explanation: Body Paragraph 3: Point: Illustration: Explanation: Body Paragraph 4: Counter Argument Point: Illustration: Explanation:
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