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In your essay, you will propose a solution to the issue that you are considering

July 5, 2024

In your essay, you will propose a solution to the issue that you are considering in order to convince your instructor and your classmates that your tentative issue has good potential, is timely, and is important.  You have spent time thinking through your problem and reading about others’ solutions to the problem.  Now it is your turn to enter the conversation with your proposed solution.
Your assignment is now to compose a policy proposal, which is an essay that addresses and attempts to solve at least part of a societal problem through policy change.  For example, if you have been researching the effects of spanking children, your thesis would need to argue in favor of some sort of policy change. StrongExample:  Pediatricians should be required to discuss the psychological ramifications of spanking to first time parents at a child’s well visit. I would like you to avoid building an argument around a general suggestion to your audience. Weak Example: Parents should stop spanking their children because doing so can cause long-term psychological ramifications.
The goal of your research proposal is to make an argument that calls an audience to action.  You’ll make a claim that some action should or ought to be taken.  You will offer a solution to the issue you explored in your Exploratory Essay and/or researched in your I Search Essay.  Your solution will be a positive step in the larger problem you have been grappling with all semester.  By focusing your argument on one specific societal problem, you will be responding to the question:
But what can we do and why should we do anything? 
The Structure of your Essay
This part of the assignment calls for a proposal argument that will contain the following parts: 
1. A description of the problem (summarize the current status of your issue and why it is important to your targeted audience, appeal to your readers’ pathos). You will likely want to use research here to show the extent of the problem.
2. A proposal for a solution -Here you will want to gather from your preliminary research to help you consider possible solutions and appeal to your audience using various types of appeals). 
3. A justification for the solution.  Your justification should include at least 2 of the 3 argument approaches; Argument from Principle, Argument from Consequence, Argument from Resemblance. 
4. A discussion of alternative proposals and/or objections. You want to be sure to identify the alternative proposal(s) and discuss why your proposed solution is superior to other solutions that have been tried in the past.
5. Opposing Viewpoint- In this section, you will anticipate and identify arguments of those who may oppose your proposed solution. You will then address each of these arguments and argue against them. **It is possible that this section will be combined with number 4, depending on your topic.
6. Conclusion- In this section, you will want to revisit your thesis statement, or proposed solution and summarize your key points. Remember to leave your reader with a powerful impression that your solution is the best answer.
Helpful Tips:.
Audience
When determining your target audience you want to analyze specific characteristics by identifying and answering the following questions:
How would you define them in terms of age, economic and social class, gender, education, etc.? What typical attitudes, stances, or biases about your topic does this audience hold? 
What in their background or daily experiences helps explain their point of view? 
What are they likely to know about your topic? 
How might they be uninformed or misinformed about it?  
How would they like to see the problem, question, or issue resolved, answered, or handled? Why? That is, what personal stake do they have in the topic? 
In what larger framework–religious, ethical, political, economic–do they place your topic? That is, what general beliefs and values does your audience hold?
Problem
Begin with background information; where does the problem show up?  Who is affected? How long has it been around? Is it getting worse?
Analyze the problem; what are the elements?  What are the causes? Why hasn’t it been solved?
Describe the significance of the problem; what are the negative consequences of not solving the problem?
Proposal for Solution
Describe solution and show how it will work; demonstrate step by step how it would solve the problem and at what cost.
Justification
Persuade your audience that your solution should be enacted.
Demonstrate the benefits outweigh the costs.
Demonstrate why your solution is better than alternatives.
Length/Format
Your proposal should be approximately 5-7 pages and include no fewer than 4 sources.  The essay is to be typed in Times New Roman, 12pt, and according to MLA format.  A works cited page must also be included. 
You should consider organizing your proposal using headings and bullets.  All items on the list above should be addressed in your proposal; therefore, think about how you can clearly organize your material to convince the reader that your topic is timely and important. 
Finally, you will be writing a reflection about this essay in the last week of the course.  Be prepared to justify the techniques you are using in a later assignment.
**Be sure to avoid first person pronouns in your writing as this a formal proposal, not a  narrative of your thought process (as in the Exploratory and ISearch essays).
**Avoid the statements- “I think/feel/believe”  “In my opinion,” as they weaken your argument. Again, avoid “I.”
The Steps You Will Take to Complete This Assignment:
Step 1: Finalize your topic.  You have researched at least one problem facing your region, country, or world already.  Now it is time to choose an angle you would like to take on in your proposal.  Perhaps you would like to take on the entire problem, or perhaps you would like to take on a smaller, more manageable portion of the problem.
Step 2: Prewriting.  Using one or two prewriting techniques, generate ideas for your proposal as you consider the above questions that fall under each of the categories you are to include in your essay.
Step 3: Use the above guidelines and the resources provided to you to help you write a draft of your essay.  Do NOT worry about adding researched information at this point. Instead, focus more on your unique proposed solution.
Step 4: Submit your first draft to the discussion board forum for peer review by midnight on Thursday, June 27.
Step 5: Complete two peer reviews on your classmates’ essays by Monday, July 1 at 12 noon.
Step 6: Read through the information about MLA documentation about incorporating quotes, paraphrases, and summaries smoothly (in your “Readings” folder for the week).
Step 7: Add appropriate researched information to you proposal and revise your arguments.
Step 8: Submit a second draft of your proposal to the discussion board forum titled, “Proposal, 2nd Draft” for further peer review by Monday, July 1 at midnight(or soon after- obviously we need a little wiggle room here).
Step 9:  Complete 2 more peer reviews on your classmates’ second drafts by Wednesday, July 3.
Step 10: Submit your final drafts by Thursday,  July 5 to the assignments link. **As this due date falls close to the end of our session, please understand that I CANNOT accept this assignment late for any reason.
**Be sure to follow the organizational format presented in these guidelines.

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