Instructions
As a starting point for your work on Assignment 4b, refer to the outline, rough draft, and feedback you received from your tutor for Assignment 4a. Review, revise, and edit your rough draft to produce a final polished essay (approximately 1000-1250 words). Do not be concerned if your rough draft requires substantive revision, such as re-organizing or re-structuring the material in the essay. In addition to a review of the rough draft in terms of organization, accuracy of content, and general editing, you should also ensure that you have provided proper support for your arguments and that you have not committed any errors of logic. The following log entries will be important in this final process: 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 37, and 38; however, you might also want to review the log entries you used in the development of your outline and rough draft.
In addition to the General Grading Matrix found in the Course Information, your essay will be graded on how well you address and incorporate the feedback from your rough draft into your final essay. As such, the grade on your rough draft may not necessarily correspond to the grade you receive on your final polished essay. Your discussion should show a clear understanding and appropriate application of the concepts covered, and should take a stand regarding the impact and the relative worth of the author’s arguments on the issue discussed.
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