Topic: Task 2

Order Description

This is part 2 of this assignment:
Introduction:

During the research process, you will gather different types of information from a variety of sources. It is often easy to become overwhelmed with the details and miss the big idea of a source as you go deeper into the research experience. Being able to synthesize distinct ideas that are scattered throughout a source and being able to create a meaningful point will help you focus your attention on the main ideas that you will present in your final paper. Likewise, paraphrasing content from a source will help you thoughtfully and purposefully consider a passage’s overall meaning, which will again focus your attention on the main ideas.

For this task, you will submit the following four documents as separate files:

1. A 5–10 page credible source that has 1–2 paragraphs highlighted

2. A 1–2 page synthesis of the 5–10 page source with an APA formatted in-text citation

3. A paraphrase of the 1–2 highlighted paragraph(s) with an APA formatted in-text citation

4. An APA formatted reference list

Task:

A. Choose one credible source (suggested length of 5–10 pages) that you plan to include in your research paper.

Note: Attach a copy of the source as a separate file from your submission.

Note: The maximum page limit exists to facilitate evaluation of your work. To ensure timely evaluation, only up to 10 pages of a source will be reviewed by an evaluator.

1. 1. Synthesize the information (suggested length of 1–2 pages) presented throughout the credible source, pulling individual pieces of information together to create a meaningful idea.

Note: You may include your thesis statement in order to connect the meaningful idea to the main purpose of your research paper.

B. Highlight a 1–2 paragraph passage within the credible source using bold, italics, underlining, or color to indicate a passage you have selected to paraphrase.

1. Paraphrase the content of the highlighted 1–2 paragraphs so that the information is in your own words.

C. When you use sources, include all in-text citations and references in APA format.

Topic: Task 2

Order Description

This is part 2 of this assignment:
Introduction:

During the research process, you will gather different types of information from a variety of sources. It is often easy to become overwhelmed with the details and miss the big idea of a source as you go deeper into the research experience. Being able to synthesize distinct ideas that are scattered throughout a source and being able to create a meaningful point will help you focus your attention on the main ideas that you will present in your final paper. Likewise, paraphrasing content from a source will help you thoughtfully and purposefully consider a passage’s overall meaning, which will again focus your attention on the main ideas.

For this task, you will submit the following four documents as separate files:

1. A 5–10 page credible source that has 1–2 paragraphs highlighted

2. A 1–2 page synthesis of the 5–10 page source with an APA formatted in-text citation

3. A paraphrase of the 1–2 highlighted paragraph(s) with an APA formatted in-text citation

4. An APA formatted reference list

Task:

A. Choose one credible source (suggested length of 5–10 pages) that you plan to include in your research paper.

Note: Attach a copy of the source as a separate file from your submission.

Note: The maximum page limit exists to facilitate evaluation of your work. To ensure timely evaluation, only up to 10 pages of a source will be reviewed by an evaluator.

1. 1. Synthesize the information (suggested length of 1–2 pages) presented throughout the credible source, pulling individual pieces of information together to create a meaningful idea.

Note: You may include your thesis statement in order to connect the meaningful idea to the main purpose of your research paper.

B. Highlight a 1–2 paragraph passage within the credible source using bold, italics, underlining, or color to indicate a passage you have selected to paraphrase.

1. Paraphrase the content of the highlighted 1–2 paragraphs so that the information is in your own words.

C. When you use sources, include all in-text citations and references in APA format.