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The Final Paper assignment is a compilation of the assignments you developed throughout this course. You must revise your previous work to reflect the feedback provided by your instructor. Rework your assignments to include a new introduction and conclusion for this final paper.

Before you begin, review the Final Paper Scoring Guide (linked in the Resources section) to see the grading criteria for this assignment.

Your paper should include the following required components. Except for the introduction, each component must have its own heading as noted:

Introduction
Provide an overview of what is included in this final paper, tying together the various components into a whole.
Purpose, Reflective Practice, and Career Goals (from Unit 2: Purpose, Reflective Practice, and Career Goals assignment)
Professional purpose.
Career goals.
Self-reflection and professional growth.
Topic Selection and Literature Review (from Unit 4: Literature Review assignment)
Topic (your chosen topic).
Review of the literature.
Synthesis of the literature reviewed.
Ethical Behavior and Diversity in Education (from Unit 7: Ethics and Diversity in Education assignment)
Case study.
Analysis.
Proposed resolution.
Examination of personal bias.
Conclusion
Summarize how the elements of this Final Paper have influenced your thinking about your overall purpose and career goals.
References
Include a minimum of 10 scholarly references that are also cited in the paper.

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As to the topic: there are different avenues you can take. As a rule of thumb, it’s best to branch off something we already discussed in class rather than go out explore something completely new on your own. It’s important you check with me so that I can give you some guidance for further readings to help you narrow in on a thesis. For instance, to take our recent discussions: I can send you an article presenting a Kantian critique of Singer’s argument, if you’re interested; or something on civil disobedience if you’re interested in reflecting further on the duty to obey and the duty disobey the law; or Rousseau’s
critique of Locke which I was mentioning.

Questions could be:
– what do we owe the global poor. Questions could be on the following topics. Ethics, morals, happiness. Evil, ethical egoism, cultural relativism

Please email me to discuss topics that you are most knowledgable in. I was thinking to go with a topic that’s to do with ethics, maybe rich and poor. Any ideas ?

Order Description
As to the topic: there are different avenues you can take. As a rule of thumb, it’s best to branch off something we already discussed in class rather than go out explore something completely new on your own. It’s important you check with me so that I can give you some guidance for further readings to help you narrow in on a thesis. For instance, to take our recent discussions: I can send you an article presenting a Kantian critique of Singer’s argument, if you’re interested; or something on civil disobedience if you’re interested in reflecting further on the duty to obey and the duty disobey the law; or Rousseau’s
critique of Locke which I was mentioning.

Questions could be:
– what do we owe the global poor. Questions could be on the following topics. Ethics, morals, happiness. Evil, ethical egoism, cultural relativism

Please email me to discuss topics that you are most knowledgable in. I was thinking to go with a topic that’s to do with ethics, maybe rich and poor. Any ideas ?