I have to assignments hence 2600 words but same topic I did do assignment 1 but I’ll have to re write it again
assignment 1 Inquiry-Based Research Paper
Title: Exploring Questions in the World
Objective:
This assignment is to engage you in the process of inquiry-based research. Rather than presenting an argument, your task is formulating and investigating questions about the world around you. This assignment will set the foundation for your subsequent major assignments this term.
Length: 4-6 pages (excluding Works Cited) 1250-1500 words MINIMUM, (no more than 2000 words)
Format: MLA Style with appropriate spacing (each unnecessary space will result in a one-point deduction from the final essay grade)
Components:
1. Introduction:
– Briefly introduce the concept of inquiry-based research.
– Present a concise thesis statement highlighting the questions you aim to explore.
2. Questions Formulation:
– Generate a list of questions about the world that genuinely intrigue you.
– Choose one or two questions that will be the focus of your research.
3. Body:
– Dedicate sections to each source type, presenting information relevant to your questions.
– Analyze and compare findings from different sources.
4. Works Cited:
– Compile a Works Cited page following MLA guidelines.
– Include all sources used in your research.
Evaluation Criteria:
Question Formulation (15 points):
– Are the questions clear and focused?
– Do they demonstrate genuine curiosity about the chosen topics?
Research Plan (20 points):
– Is there a well-organized plan for gathering diverse sources?
– Does the plan include a mix of current news, peer-reviewed sources, print books, and possibly interviews/data collection?
Use of Sources (30 points):
– Are sources effectively integrated to address the chosen questions?
– Is there a balanced use of various source types?
Analysis and Synthesis (25 points):
– Is there a thoughtful analysis of the information gathered?
– Are findings synthesized to address the overarching questions?
Writing Mechanics (10 points):
– Is the paper written in MLA Style with appropriate spacing?
– Are there minimal unnecessary spaces?
Important Note:
This assignment is about exploration and learning. Embrace the journey of inquiry, and use this opportunity to dive into topics that genuinely interest you. The skills developed in this assignment will serve as a strong foundation for your future research endeavors.
assignment 2:
For the next major writing assignment, we will be writing across genres. This means you will choose two of the following. One of these will be workshopped by the entire class, which will count for part of your peer review grade.
Prompt for Creative Nonfiction (750-1000 words):
Write a personal and reflective essay exploring your research project’s theme. Use a narrative structure to engage the reader emotionally while incorporating factual elements from your research.
Guidelines:
Blend personal experiences and emotions with factual information.
Use descriptive language to create a vivid and engaging narrative.
Reflect on the impact of the research on your personal growth.
Maintain a clear and coherent structure with a strong introduction and conclusion.
Prompt for Poetry (750-1000 words):
Compose a series of poems inspired by your research project. Each poem should capture different facets of your exploration, from the initial curiosity to the final discoveries. Experiment with various poetic forms and styles to convey your research journey’s intellectual and emotional aspects.
Guidelines:
Create a collection of at least three poems related to your research.
Experiment with different poetic devices (e.g., metaphor, imagery, rhyme) to convey emotions and ideas.
Connect the poems cohesively to tell a thematic story.
Use concise and evocative language to convey the essence of your research.
Prompt for Blog (750-1000 words):
Write a blog post that communicates the key findings and significance of your research project to a general audience. Break down complex concepts into accessible language, share anecdotes from your research process, and provide insights that make the topic engaging and relatable.
Guidelines:
Maintain a conversational and approachable tone.
Use subheadings and bullet points for easy readability.
Include visuals or infographics to enhance understanding.
End with a call-to-action or a question to encourage reader engagement.
Prompt for Podcast (750-1000 words, script format):
Create a script for a podcast episode discussing your research project. Speak in a conversational and engaging tone, weaving together personal anecdotes, expert interviews, and sound effects to bring your research to life. Ensure that the script is both informative and entertaining.
Guidelines:
Start with an attention-grabbing introduction to hook the audience.
Include quotes or insights from experts in the field.
Break down complex concepts using relatable examples.
Incorporate pauses and variations in tone for a dynamic listening experience.
Prompt for Fiction (750-1000 words):
Craft a short story inspired by the themes and concepts of your research. Create fictional characters and settings that embody the essence of your findings. Use the narrative to explore the implications of your research in a creative and imaginative way.
Guidelines:
Develop compelling characters that embody aspects of your research.
Integrate key concepts seamlessly into the fictional narrative.
Explore the potential future scenarios influenced by your research.
Conclude with a reflection on how fiction can illuminate real-world issues.
Prompt for Video Essay (750-1000 words, script format):
Produce a script for a video essay that visually explores your research project. Use a combination of narration, visuals, and supporting footage to convey the significance and findings of your research in an engaging and informative manner.
Guidelines:
Plan the visual elements, including relevant images, graphics, or video clips.
Use a clear and compelling narrative voice in the script.
Balance information with visual appeal to maintain viewer interest.
End with a thought-provoking conclusion that encourages viewers to consider the broader implications of your research.
