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Instructions: Develop a thesis statement, outline, and annotated bibliography for your Course Paper based on the guidelines in the Module/Week 3 presentation.

Assignment Goals: Plan your Course Paper by clearly stating your main point, structuring your supporting reasons and evidence, and evaluating your scholarly sources. Doing so will prepare you to draft your Course Paper, which must be submittedby the end ofModule/Week 5 of GRST 501 to your GRST instructor and the Online Writing Center.Next, you must submit a final, improved revision of your CoursePaper based on the feedback from these twosources. You will pass the Course Paper Revision assignmentif your revised draft earns a 3 or higher in each category of the Course Paper Rubric. Planning out your paper will make the drafting step easier.

Specific Requirements: Your thesis statement may not refer to yourself, your paper, or your readers. Simply state the point that your paper will argue or demonstrate. Your outline must have an introduction that includes your thesis statement, two or more supporting main points with at least two pieces of evidence (statistics, data, or source quotes) for each of those points, and a conclusion that sums up the main supporting points and restates your thesis. Your annotated bibliography must include a citation, a summary, an analysis, and the relevance of at least four scholarly sources. Please scroll down and see the template below for more details and use it as the basis for this assignment submission.

Note: You must submit your completed draft to your GRST instructor and to the Online Writing Center (due Module/Week 5). You must show your GRST instructor that you have received a fullOWC review of your paper (due Module/Week 6). Then, you must make a final, improved revision of your paper to pass the course(due Module/Week 7).

Your revised draft must earn a 3 or higher in each rubric category to pass the class.You might be pressed for time, so rememberthat though feedback from the OWC normally takes 48-72 hours, during Week 6, feedback often takes one week. This means that once you successfully submit your paperfor a full review, you will receive it back withinone week. Feedback from yourGRST instructor also takes about a week. Therefore, your completed draft is due at least by Module/Week 5.

Thesis Statement: Write your working thesis statement here. Follow the guidelines in the Module/Week 3 Presentation for how to write a good thesis statement and what to avoid in doing so.

Outline:Useor rearrange this structure for your outline and add to it or delete as necessary. Just be sure all its components are included, but you might choose to address opposing views under some or each of your supporting reasons instead-whatever would best persuade your readers. Every main point should have at least two supporting points or evidence (A & B) below it. Consult the presentation in Module/Week 3 for more outlining guidelines.

I. Introduction
A. Attention-grabbing opening sentences that motivate your readers to continue
B. Brief background of issue or controversy
C. Thesis statement

II. First Supporting Reason or Argument (backing up your thesis)
A. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source
B. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source

III. Second Supporting Reason or Argument (backing up your thesis)
A. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source
B. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source

IV. Third Supporting Reason or Argument (backing up your thesis)
A. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source
B. Statistic, data, quote or paraphrase from source

V. Opposing Viewpoints
A. Statistics, data, quotes or paraphrases from sources
B. Acknowledgement of strengths of opposing views
C. Analysis of weaknesses of opposing views

VI. Conclusion
A. Summarize main supporting points
B. Restate thesis in strong and unique way

Specific research paper with 5+ pages and scholarly sources.

Attachment:- Instructions.rar