English research paper

1. Choose a topic. Some possibilities: ( plz check the attachment, i will give you some topic you can look up)

·                                 note-taking

·                                 revision

·                                 writing and conflict

·                                 resistance to writing

·                                 learning to write

·                                 multilingual writing

·                                 handwriting

·                                 letter writing

·                                 text messaging

·                                 Tweeting

·                                 blogging

·                                 self-publishing

·                                 writing and art

·                                 resume writing

·                                 speech writing

·                                 writing and humor

·                                 Facebook

·                                 email

2. Develop a research question. Narrow it down. Use specific terms. Expect an answer more complex than “yes” or “no.” Examples:

·                                 “Why do I love to blog, but struggle to write in an academic setting?”

·                                 “How do our childhood experiences with writing shape how we write now?”

·                                 “What are the inspirations behind graffiti?”

·                                 “What does the professional world expect from a cover letter and resumé? And why?”

3. Write a proposal.

·                                 Articulate your research question, explain why you’re asking the question, and describe the intended audience for your exploration.

·                                 Explain in detail a research plan that includes the types of sources you intend to explore, where you expect to find them, and a schedule for the completion of your project.

4. Gather sources (6 sources, plz write a good primary research in paper. do not miss this one)

·                                 Sources must include two scholarly sources, one form of primary research, and one visual (e.g., graph, photo, drawing). And two free sources. So totally 6 sources.

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5. Choose a form for your project and begin composing. ( my form is essay, and the audience you can choose whatever you want)

·                                 Articulate your question and its purpose, discuss how each source helps you to develop an understanding about your question, and explain how you reached your conclusion.

·                                 Think about what kind of media would best suit your audience: essay, video, audio, speech, blog? If you decide to produce a product that is not written, accompany your project with a rhetorical analysis that explains your research question and purpose, audience, methods of research, and decision to use media other than written form.

MLA format. 3 page.( not include work cited page). 12pt. double space. need a work cited page.