1. Research Letter
- Topic is relevant and well-selected
- Letter makes a persuasive, well-organized argument about your chosen ethical issue
- Includes citations to at least 3 credible sources
- Includes some background information and acknowledgement of the opposition
- Illustrations/ quotes provide strong support for your topic
- All quotes/ paraphrases are introduced with a signal phrase that indicates the source of the information
- Tone is appropriately formal and serious
- Sentence are fluid, concise
- Word choice is precise
- Letter reflects revision and evidence of engagement with the writing process
- Letter is properly formatted according to business letter model and single-spaced
- Entire packet is submitted in a neat, orderly fashion with attention to detail
2. Works Cited Page
- Properly formatted according to MLA standards
- All Entries Double-spaced
- Alphabetized
- Inclusive of all sources cited within the text of the letter
- Copies of all sources are submitted with essay
- Sources show evidence of annotation or proof of careful notetaking
- One flow map is submitted for each source that is not from a school database
- The information on each flow map is specific to the source being evaluated
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