Criminal Minds In Literature/History: Research Paper And Presentation

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Criminal Minds in Literature/History: Research Paper & Presentation The research paper is a presentation of facts which are based upon reading or consulting several different sources, presented according to a standard method of procedure, limited to a relatively narrow phase of a subject and original in selection, evaluation, expression, and conclusion. Purpose/Objective: Students will attain the following objectives/standards:  Craft a cohesive research document that contains comprehensive information from a variety of credible and cited resources; and conforms to a style manual.  Demonstrate the ability to sequence, analyze, categorize and describe ideas, as well as use cause and effect, comparison and contrast, and logical reasoning. This assignment is broken into three phases. …show more content…

IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF IT DOES NOT FOLLOW THIS FORMAT. PLAGIARISM: Any paraphrased information or direct quotes must be cited. If they are not, you are plagiarizing. Consequences for plagiarism are: ZERO on the assignment, a referral for violation of TUSD Student Rights/Responsibilities, and a parent conference. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Grading Guidelines: Topic Selection Approved: _____/10 Minimum of 4 Sources: _____/40 Cover Sheet Attached: _____/10 Correct MLA Format: _____/10 Outline: _____/10 Final: _____/60 Works Cited Page: _____/10 Final Total: _____/110 Rough Draft: _____/10 Subtotal: _____/50 Presentation: _____/40 Comments: ______________________________________________________________________

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