help with FD of com/con ess due in 48 hours

FEEDBACK AND FINAL DRAFT INSTRUCTIONS

Sep 12 at 4:17pm

Not all of your citations are in the right format .Citations should be the last name of the author followed by page number: (Jones 48). If no page number was included in the source, then just the last name is sufficient.

Introduce all quotes.

Any work that does not meet the word count requirement, is submitted late or is about a story or poem that was no assigned will receive a zero 600 words minimum

You must include quotes from at least  two  outside sources (in addition to using the quotes from your rough draft) with a work cited page for the final draft only.  Your source must be .edu or .org. No .com allowed!!

A paper that does not have the required number of no quotations/citations will receive a minimum grade of 70%(this is where I start grading).

A paper that has quotes that are not introduced, or uses 1ST or 2nd person , or have repeated past tense verbs minimum grade of 80% (this is where I start grading) General Guidelines: The papers should be typed in Times New Roman font.

Each intro and concluding paragraph should be at least five sentences. The body paragraphs should be at least six sentences in length.

Only use third person and make sure that all of your verbs are in present tense.

Each direct quote within your body paragraphs( there should be no quotes in your intro and concluding paragraphs) should be introduced. You must have   (at minimum) two quotes per body paragraph. Drafts (both rough and final draft)s that are submitted below the word count limit, containing no internal citations, or without direct quotes from ALL secondary sources will not receive a passing grade!!

Academic Integrity Policy: Any student who plagiarizes any part of his or her work will, at a minimum, automatically receive a 0 for the assignment. Students should be aware of the Student Academic Integrity policy described in the Student Handbook and that if the policy is violated, they will be subjected to disciplinary sanctions listed in the Handbook. Plagiarism includes "copying-and-pasting" un-cited excerpts and working collaboratively with other students. Students are expected to work independently, to generate and express their own ideas about the literature, and to cite those ideas that they have borrowed from others or are using as supportive evidence.