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GRAHAM GREENE The Destructors

Plan the Research Essay Instructions and Models Purpose: Pre-writing is an invaluable planning tool to help organize and deliver information logically. Assignment: To complete this assignment, you should have already selected a primary source, determined your focus, analyzed the text using one of the three approaches, and completed significant research. To plan your Research Essay: 1. 2. Lo No> Review the models that begin on the second page of these instructions. Choose either the provided Essay Planning Sheet or the Qutline Template to create a plan for a 1000 to 1500 word essay that presents your interpretation of the selected primary source and synthesizes information from the 3 sources selected for your Annotated Bibliography. Copy your thesis statement from your Annotated Bibliography onto your planning document. Identify supporting points that will guide each section of your argument and write topic sentences that connect to your thesis statement. Find a quote or other useful information for each supporting topic from the primary source and the secondary sources on your Annotated Bibliography that will serve as evidence for each supporting topic. Include an in-text citation for each piece of evidence according to MLA guidelines. Your plan must include evidence from both the primary source and the 3 secondary sources selected for your Annotated Bibliography. Consider including one piece of evidence from the primary source and one piece of evidence from a secondary source in each body paragraph. Evaluate the supporting topics and evidence and rearrange your topic order as needed. Add conclusion statement. Create your works cited list according to MLA guidelines. Submit the completed Essay Planning Sheet or Outline Template. Grading: This assignment will be graded on the Originality and thoughtfulness of your thesis statement and supporting topics. Logical organization of your supporting topics. Relevance of supporting quotes or information. Accurate in-text citations formatted according to MLA style guidelines. Professional presentation of content with respect to spelling, grammar, and punctuation. The Research Essay Planning requires students to Compose clear thesis statements, organize thoughts, develop body paragraphs, and select adequate persuasive supporting evidence for basic college-level argument. Adapt communication for tone, purpose, audience, and situation. Use essential Standard American English conventions including appropriate sentence structure, grammar, and punctuation. Follow professional formatting and citation style. Conduct research and integrate reliable primary and secondary sources to support thesis claims. Outline Template colon on each line rather than hitting ENTER and then typing. For example, on the line that reads \"A. Thesis Statement:\" put your cursor right after the colon and begin typing. Then, save your outline as a PDF so that you can upload for submission. **NOTE: When you insert your evidence, it should be followed by a parenthetical (in-text) citation according to MLA guidelines. Do not copy and paste links. This should not be a works cited entry.** I Introduction A. Thesis statement: . Supporting Topic #1 A. Topic sentence: B. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #1 (with citation): C. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #1 (with citation): . Supporting Topic #2 A. Topic sentence: B. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #2 (with citation): C. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #2 (with citation): Iv. Supporting Topic #3 A. Topic sentence: B. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #3 (with citation): C. Evidence for supporting topic sentence #3 (with citation): V. Conclusion A. Explanation of why this topic matters: Works Cited Provide the full citations for each of the sources that you included in your essay planning. Please ensure that these citations are formatted according to MLA guidelines, double spaced and formatted with a hanging indent, and arranged in alphabetical order