Differences:
research based off interest
IMRaD based on scientific research
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
3/12/15
Remediation- telling something by using a different way to tell it
I way i have always used to do this would be power point. It is easily done and easy to control. It is easy to get that certain message to an audience and also being able to design how you want.
I way i have always used to do this would be power point. It is easily done and easy to control. It is easy to get that certain message to an audience and also being able to design how you want.
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Revised Outline
1. Intro to basic background, lead into hook, then end with thesis
2. Facts about smoking in Kentucky, statistics
3. laws in smaller communities that are located in Kentucky
4. effect on health care and costs
5. secondhand smoke
6. conclusion
2. Facts about smoking in Kentucky, statistics
3. laws in smaller communities that are located in Kentucky
4. effect on health care and costs
5. secondhand smoke
6. conclusion
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Research Topic
My major is nursing, I am not completely sure what my research paper will be about, the topics I am considering are:
obesity, nursing shortages, healthcare, psychological approaches, and patient rights.
My paper ended up being about smoking and how it has effected Kentucky healthcare & costs
My paper ended up being about smoking and how it has effected Kentucky healthcare & costs
OUTLINE
Cook 1
Ciarra Cook
Instructor Hem Paudel
English 102
24 February 2015
research essay
Intro
second paragraph stating first piece of evidence and then info supporting that argument
third paragraph listing another reason for supporting argument and listing information found
Ciarra Cook
Instructor Hem Paudel
English 102
24 February 2015
research essay
Intro
second paragraph stating first piece of evidence and then info supporting that argument
third paragraph listing another reason for supporting argument and listing information found
2/19/15 Blog Post
APA Vs MLA
MLA and APA are different but similar in many ways..
They are the same that they both use in-text citations to give credit to those whom work they have read in order to back up their argument. They both use a form of documenting the persons last name. An example is also through the works cited how they both are last name listed first. Any info that a person publishes as their own does not need to be cited with both MLA and APA. Also, any info that isnt a individual's own work MUST be cited for both APA and MLA.
They are different because APA uses in-text citation with Last name, year published, while MLA uses Last name, page number. Next, APA uses a references page at the end, while MLA uses a 'Works Cited' page at the end. APA also uses last name, first name first initial (ex: Cook, C) on the other hand, MLA uses last name, first name. (ex: Cook, Ciarra)
MLA and APA are different but similar in many ways..
They are the same that they both use in-text citations to give credit to those whom work they have read in order to back up their argument. They both use a form of documenting the persons last name. An example is also through the works cited how they both are last name listed first. Any info that a person publishes as their own does not need to be cited with both MLA and APA. Also, any info that isnt a individual's own work MUST be cited for both APA and MLA.
They are different because APA uses in-text citation with Last name, year published, while MLA uses Last name, page number. Next, APA uses a references page at the end, while MLA uses a 'Works Cited' page at the end. APA also uses last name, first name first initial (ex: Cook, C) on the other hand, MLA uses last name, first name. (ex: Cook, Ciarra)
2/17/15 blog post
a) 11 in-text citations , but three references on works cited
b) Her sources are being credited because she is using in-text citation to say where she got her information from
c) She combines her sources with her own work by using the sandwich method and always using her argument then using the information she gathered to back her argument up.
b) Her sources are being credited because she is using in-text citation to say where she got her information from
c) She combines her sources with her own work by using the sandwich method and always using her argument then using the information she gathered to back her argument up.
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