Check mark After you find two more scholarly source in support of your argument, write down the citations here, summarize these sources in a few sentences, and explain how you can use those articles in your paper. These two sources should be from a scholarly, peer reviewed journal. Opposing Viewpoints in Context may have scholarly sources, but JSTOR or EBSCO will be helpful here. The list of databases is also in your last week's reading section. Check it out, if you haven't done so already. Remember that you can use the citation tool to easily copy the into your paper. See the tool "cite" below. Also, see my pdf lecture on finding sources for a step by step guide, if you haven't done so already. It is uploaded in the previous week's readings section.

Part B Check mark Your Project Proposal should be the next step. In one paragraph explain your project. 1. Write down your research question, the specific question you are trying to address in your paper. 2. Write down your Thesis Statement, which is one sentence, expresses your opinion on this issue in response to your research question and includes three details/reasons to