Teens and Self-Image: Show how it can be a positive and a negative.
1.Include a full Works Cited page citation, formatted in MLA format, for each source. To figure out how to do this, use the 2.instructions on OWL at Purdue’s site(Links to an external site.)
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3.Include a clear summary of each research source: Explain what it is about so that I can get a sense of the article. Here you will want to clearly state the main argument or point and explain some of the topics and supporting reasons focused on in the text.
4.Include commentary on why the source is useful and what kind of evidence it adds to your project. Does it add a particular perspective or type of evidence? Explain why you are including it.
5.At the end of your list of sources, explain what controversial topic your essay will be about—what is the problem and why are people concerned about it? Explain what you think your argument is. Then, explain the connections you are beginning to see between your sources and how you are currently imagining they will be used together in your paper. 6.This should be 1 or 2 fat, healthy paragraphs long.
Each annotation should be around 100 words long.
