Outline Presentation ( North Korea )
Edsandiego
outline_instructions.docxOutline Instructions
Please emulate the Rwanda outline example and a template that should help.
*Remember all of your outlining rules. Do not deviate from this or it will cost you valuable points.
*The labels of the evidence examples I provided will need to be moved and can go anywhere in the outline, depending on your unique content. The same is true for the subordination marks in the BODY, of course.
*Think about 4-5 pages content and three main points, double-spaced, Times New Roman, 12 point font.
*Don't forget all of your outlining rules (e.g. complete sentences, single sentences per point in the BODY with the exception of labeled expert testimonies, extended examples and illustrations).
*Your first main point may define and/or state the significance of the issue you will be exploring in your 2nd and 3rd main points (cause/effect), or you can exclusively focus on the cause/effects on all of your three main points.
*Don't try to solve this issue, but you can inform us if a country or organization has or is doing something to try to solve the problem (that is an effect).
*Don't forget to cite and provide a reference page utilizing a minimum of three quality sources (e.g. online databases that contain newspapers, magazines and academic journals, .orgs, .edus, .govs, .mils, books, e-books, etc.)
*Remember that you need to turn in all of your printed research articles highlighting the portions that will be in your outline including the 1st pages of each research source AND any other pages that you utilized. DO NOT CUT & PASTE!!! Or you can send the research to me with the links to the articles, but the content you utilize in your outline must still be highlighted (make a PDF File to accomplish this
*When typing next to the labels, make sure to switch away from bold text.
*Be sure to follow the Rwanda example I just attached. This is all due Monday, November 3.
