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Seniors

Now that your "solutions" draft has been started, we can move on to the overall revision. The final draft is due on FRIDAY 9/20. Here is your schedule for the next week:
  • MONDAY - *ACT, Interview Letter & Annotated Bibliography (50 pts each)
  • TUESDAY - *ACT, Title Page with Abstract  (10 pts)
  • WEDNESDAY - *ACT
  • THURSDAY - Combined Draft Workshop (20 pts)
  • FRIDAY - *ACT
*ACT Prep next week will involve in-class assignments and optional homework assignments.

Your combined draft will consist of the following parts:
  1. Title page with 150-word single-spaced abstract at bottom
  2. All three completed essays - career, problem & solutions - merged with headings for each section, numbered in sequence (1500-2000 words total)
  3. Works cited page - the last page of your report, numbered in sequence, with annotations removed
  4. Hang on to all sources, as you will need to include them in your folder 

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