Part1:
When
reviewing the feedback I received from those who reviewed my research paper to
this point, there were a number of things that were brought to my attention
that I need to work on. However, all of these issues that others brought to my
attention are things that I can fix, and things that are easily able to make
the proper adjustments for a great research paper. One of the things that were
mentioned more then once was the fact that I need to work on my analysis.
Another thing that was brought to my attention was that I need to work on is
critiquing. I also need to work on pulling all of my points back to my research
question, and the topic of my paper in general. Another thing I want to make
sure to work on is how I define my headings such as “positives”, “negatives”,
and also how I define the word “importance”. All of these are fixable, however
they will all need a little bit of revision and rethinking what I want the
premise of this paper to be.
Part 2:
- What is the main purpose/claim you
want to make? Why is this important to say?
- Why
is social networking important in our daily lives, and how are its
affects positive and how are they negative?
- I
think its important to bring up the positive parts of social networking
such as connecting with people, business improvement, and for academic
purposes because these are all things that can help a person or a
business to improve. However, because I mention the positive aspects of
social networking, I need to include how sites like these can be
negative, such as cyber bullying, distractions during homework, and lack
of privacy. Its important to bring both sides up for the reader that way
they know that I’m in different to the use, and that I’m focused more so
on why it has became important.
- What sources did you use? Why?
- The
sources I used were a combination of articles from scholarly magazines as
well as a number of articles that were either studies based off of social
networking or psychological articles.
- I
used these articles because I thought they would show a great range of
information, as well as a few different perspectives on how social
networking is seen, which would then make it easier to exemplify the
positives and negatives of social networking that I wanted to focus on.
- What additional sources can you use in your next draft? What ideas
will they lend to your paper? Why will they be important? (Be very specific here – what exactly
will you include and why?)
- For
my next draft of my research paper I plan on including more articles from
popular magazines and even news articles, which can help to exemplify how
those sides are important to my topic.
- By
using a news articles and popular magazine articles in my research paper
to bring a real life feel and a connection to how that side is important
to what I’m trying to get across.
- They
will be important because I can include articles on how social networking
has improved knowledge as well as spreading news to a large amount of
people in a short amount of time (Kony 2012). But also by using these
articles I can show how social networking can negatively affect
something, such as cyber bullying, and how students are bullied which may
result in suicide.
- How have you set up your sources to
offer their perspectives –along with your own – about the question? What
do you need to do in order to better address these perspectives and what
they tell us?
- First
I have categorized my paper as well as my sources into whether they look
at social networking positive or negative, as well as how they differentiate
genders and how they respond to social networking. With the current
perspectives that I have included I think I need to go into greater
detail as well as give examples of how social networking can be a positive
or negative or how it is differentiated between the genders. I think with
this it will be much more clear what my objective is, as well as
connecting better with my main research question, and in the end it will
help me to ultimately answer the question.
Great job, Sarah. I think, too, that you need to be a but more specific about your purpose, as you can't say that it's to expose "positive and negatives." You can use that as a way to organize the information, but your purpose has to be something beyond that.
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