Once you’ve selected the topic you’re planning to study for the remainder of the course, you’ll need to make sure (and convince me) that you have a plan for pursuing and learning about the subject. The place where you’ll record this plan, and share it with me, is the Proposal.
The proposal has three main parts, and this division should be reflected in the structure of the document. Specifically, your proposal needs to:
Tell me what you know about your subject already in specific detail.
State what you believe you still need or want to know about the subject in order to possess an adequate understanding of it for the purposes of this course (remember, I don’t expect you to master a body of knowledge on a subject, but I expect you to have a strong grasp of the scope of the discussion regarding it).
State how you plan to learn more about the subject. This should be a detailed plan for research, studying and learning about the subject, and you should, at the end of The Proposal, provide a Works Cited page or References page for your topic that consists of at least 3 CREDIBLE BOOKS and 7 CREDIBLE ARTICLES you plan to access and study to learn more about your subject (please note the “at least” here: you may want to find more). You do not and should not include research or researched information in the body of the essay; the purpose of the Works Cited or References page is to show that you have a clear idea of sources you can use to learn more about the topic as the class moves forward.
The Proposal should be organized effectively into a document with a clear introduction, conclusion and topic-specific body paragraphs.
You should also attempt to use a citation style such as MLA or APA
Your proposal should be a 1000+ words
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