child maltreatment
This paper should be presented in MLA format. In the introductory paragraph, be sure to present a clear thesis that makes a proposal and states the reasons why that proposal should be adopted. This thesis should be at the end of introductory paragraph. Begin each of your body paragraph with a topic sentence and avoid the use of first person and second person pronoun, only third person pronoun is allowed in this paper. Remember this is an argumentative proposal, so the writer should be arguing why his/her proposal should be adopted.
GUIDE LINE:
1 Proposal Statement: A specific proposal provides an exact description of what action should be taken to correct a problem. If you want to argue for any specific proposal, you have to find out how decision are made and implemented on the issues that interest you.
2 Supporting your Argument: i When supporting your argument, state the good consequences that will flow from your proposal. ii state the bad consequences that will be avoided. iii The ethical appeal for the proposal. In the first half of your easy, you may have appealed to your audience’s sense of what was wrong, the second half might be the time to appeal to them what is right. 3 It is important consider what is wrong with the others proposal. Unless you are the only one making the a proposal, you are in competition with others, and in competition it is unwise to ignore the existence of your opponent. It is better to acknowledge them and take them on, to show you are aware of the other proposals and refute them where logically possible.
SOURCES: All the source must come from TEXSHARE DATABASE
AUDIENCE: For this paper you will write for a professional and scholarly audience that might be an individual or group with the authority to enact your proposal. Imagine that the audience is willing to listen to your position but may be reluctant to change

child maltreatment
This paper should be presented in MLA format. In the introductory paragraph, be sure to present a clear thesis that makes a proposal and states the reasons why that proposal should be adopted. This thesis should be at the end of introductory paragraph. Begin each of your body paragraph with a topic sentence and avoid the use of first person and second person pronoun, only third person pronoun is allowed in this paper. Remember this is an argumentative proposal, so the writer should be arguing why his/her proposal should be adopted.
GUIDE LINE:
1 Proposal Statement: A specific proposal provides an exact description of what action should be taken to correct a problem. If you want to argue for any specific proposal, you have to find out how decision are made and implemented on the issues that interest you.
2 Supporting your Argument: i When supporting your argument, state the good consequences that will flow from your proposal. ii state the bad consequences that will be avoided. iii The ethical appeal for the proposal. In the first half of your easy, you may have appealed to your audience’s sense of what was wrong, the second half might be the time to appeal to them what is right. 3 It is important consider what is wrong with the others proposal. Unless you are the only one making the a proposal, you are in competition with others, and in competition it is unwise to ignore the existence of your opponent. It is better to acknowledge them and take them on, to show you are aware of the other proposals and refute them where logically possible.
SOURCES: All the source must come from TEXSHARE DATABASE
AUDIENCE: For this paper you will write for a professional and scholarly audience that might be an individual or group with the authority to enact your proposal. Imagine that the audience is willing to listen to your position but may be reluctant to change