Advocacy Project

Turn-In Format Write the first half of your Advocacy Project (1200-1500 words). This must include an updated Annotated Bibliography with at least six (6) NEW sources, three (3) of which must be evaluated (in 4- or 7-part style). Here’s the Advocacy Project Prompt F19.pdfPreview the document. One way of organizing the AP is provided in this outlinePreview the document: first present a condensation of your CP that ends with your proposed solution (about 500-700 words), and then make arguments in support of your solution using cost-benefit, feasibility, etc. (1000-1200 words). If you followed this format, this 1700-word draft wouldn’t include counterarguments–but remember you can choose to organize your AP differently, even beginning with counterarguments (remember Ravtich?). Peer Review We’ll be doing peer review via automatic selection by Canvas, and you’ll need to follow these directionsPreview the document when completing your peer review. Bear in mind that, while I make some room between the due date of the paper and the time when peer reviews are assigned, if your paper is late enough, you may not be assigned a peer review partner by the system. If that happens, let me know via email. But preferably, turn in your papers on time. Peer reviews will be due at 11:59 PM on Tuesday, Aug 4th.