This is for Homework Nerd if you are interested. I can pay $30. Assignment would be due anytime on sunday before midnight central. Using the same topic, selected in Unit 1, conduct research and write a plan for the research paper you will write in Unit 3. The purpose of your research in this unit is to locate sources related to the topic in order to become more informed of arguments and evidence discussed in credible outside sources about your topic. Then select appropriate sources to support your thesis and main points. To begin the process, use the AIU library databases and online search tools to conduct research and locate five (5) sources related to your issue and thesis statement. Evaluate sources for timeliness, relevancy, and credibility/authority. Encyclopedia reference books (online or print) or dictionaries should not be used as sources. Your sources must include: 2 scholarly articles from academic or peer reviewed journals 1 editorial article from a newspaper or magazine (you may use same editorial source found for the DB 2) 1 book (no book reviews, reference books or general dictionary sources) 1 organizational, government or educational Internet source (.org, .gov, or .edu) The research project plan must contain the following parts: Thesis statement (argument claim) Topic outline of supporting points, including details for each point Annotated bibliography including five citations in APA documentation format, each with a brief summary paragraph: In your own words, write a two-three sentence summary of each source’s main point and identify key expert views or evidence which will help support specific points in your outline.

This is for Homework Nerd if you are interested. I can pay $30. Assignment would be due anytime on sunday before midnight central.

Using the same topic, selected in Unit 1, conduct research and write a plan for the research paper you will write in Unit 3. The purpose of your research in this unit is to locate sources related to the topic in order to become more informed of arguments and evidence discussed in credible outside sources about your topic. Then select appropriate sources to support your thesis and main points.

To begin the process, use the AIU library databases and online search tools to conduct research and locate five (5) sources related to your issue and thesis statement. Evaluate sources for timeliness, relevancy, and credibility/authority. Encyclopedia reference books (online or print) or dictionaries should not be used as sources.

Your sources must include:

2 scholarly articles from academic or peer reviewed journals
1 editorial article from a newspaper or magazine (you may use same editorial source found for the DB 2)
1 book (no book reviews, reference books or general dictionary sources)
1 organizational, government or educational Internet source (.org, .gov, or .edu)
The research project plan must contain the following parts:

Thesis statement (argument claim)
Topic outline of supporting points, including details for each point
Annotated bibliography including five citations in APA documentation format, each with a brief summary paragraph: In your own words, write a two-three sentence summary of each source’s main point and identify key expert views or evidence which will help support specific points in your outline.