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Essay Instructions: This is your opportunity to convey, in 500-700 words, your perspective of online education versus the traditional, on-campus classroom experience. Please make sure to incorporate and cite, using APA styling, a minimum of two outside research sources.

Essay Instructions: Associate Program Material
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Outline and Thesis Statement Guide
Directions: Complete the following assignment by writing down your Thesis Statement (from the Week Five assignment). Next, fill in the outline diagram by replacing the existing words with the main points, details, and subdetails you?ll find in your previous prewriting assignments.

What is your thesis statement? Online and traditional education may share numerous academic techniques but, online education better assists students by proposing format according to their skills, interests and requirements.

Essay Instructions: Last week I ordered a custom essay (Order #A2075952) and now am requesting a a custom essay for assignment 2 which is part 2 of assignment 1 (Order #A2075952). I the following is the new essay (Written Assingment 2) and the previous assignment. I will also upload my completed order A2075952 incase these are not still in your system.

Written Assignment 2 (new order):

Complete the following assignment:

Think about the research process you used to complete Assignment 1. Use the following questions to frame your response:

Where did you choose to do research?
What sources did you consult?
What search engines did you use? Provide a list of your search terms.
Did you use any databases for your research in Assignment 1? If so, which? If not, use a database to research the subject you chose and report on the results. (If you need access to a database, read the instructions in the document you will find by clicking Databases.)
Did you reject any of the sources you found? If, why?
Present your response in a fully-developed informative essay, complete with an introduction and conclusion, and transmit the essay to your mentor.


Written Assignment 1 (Order #A2075952)

Find three articles (in newspapers, journals, or online) that discuss the value, soundness, or impact of online education. Write a brief (1?- to 2-page) summary of these articles in which you describe their points of view. Begin with an introductory paragraph. In the body, summarize each article in a paragraph and highlight at least three points made by the author. End your summary with a statement about what you can conclude about the impact of online education based on these articles. Be sure to include at least one direct quotation from each article.

Include a "Works Cited" page, and be as accurate as possible. The grading standards for this assignment will not be as stringent as those in Module 2 and onward, but you are expected to show familiarity with either APA or MLA style. (Choose one style or the other and use it consistently in the assignment.) Your mentor's comments on this assignment will aid your accuracy in later modules. Your grade will be based on evidence that you have read and understood the articles and can summarize their points in an organized manner as well as on a demonstrated familiarity with the basics of either MLA or APA style.

Once again, I have attached this previously written essay/order.

Essay Instructions: Evaluation-Argument Essay Guidelines

This essay employs both evaluating criteria and arguing a particular position. You will discuss and take a position concerning the question: is online education as effective as land-based education? The evaluative aspect must include the criteria for effective and successful education. You will then examine online education in terms of these criteria and argue whether or not it is effective. You will use no sources for this essay. The criteria are decided by you. This essay must be 4-5 pages in length. Use MLA documentation and format. The essay is to be typed in 11/12 point font (standard font, such as Times New Roman) and double spaced. The essay must conform to conventions of grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, and usage.

Steps for a successful evaluation argument:
- begin with a catchy title
- establish criteria for effective education in the classroom
- qualities, traits, features
- purpose of education
- context
- standards (commonplace versus ideal)
- necessary and sufficient
- introduction states your claim and criteria
- state your claim (thesis statement) concerning the topic question
- use evidence to support your claim. This evidence is related to how well online education fits your effective education criteria.
- use reasoning in your argument (claim), not merely emotion
- anticipate possible objections to your claim
- offer responses to these objections
- summarize your evaluation for the conclusion
- check for transitions. Do not write in short, choppy sentences.
- check for grammar, punctuation, and spelling.