Week 7, Outline of Essay 2, research and journal

e2 outline

Working title: ____________________ (change it later if you like)

Introduction

Thesis topic:

+

Thesis opinion: student’s conclusions to date on the ethics, logic, physics (natural science), and politics (social science) of the topic, as explained through reasons and examples briefly outlined and explained in more detail in the body below

(In essay format, the intro should begin with a general introduction to the topic, then focus on the essay’s specific thesis topic + opinion, and then briefly outline the reasons and research of various sources to be explained in the body as support. For this journal activity, focus on topic+opinion here and reasons/examples below.)

Body (explanation of your reasons for your opinion, supported by research)

• at least 4 quotes from Sacks’ River of Consciousness (or alternate online sources while securing text) not previously used, explained with a focus on the ethics, logic, physics (natural science), and politics (social science) involved
• at least 1 quote from each of 4 sources personally-researched, online or through contact (after reviewing APA ethical standards on research involving human subjects), explained with a focus on the ethics, logic, physics (natural science), and politics (social science) involved
• at least 4 quotes from Goldman’s The Lion in Winter not previously used, explained with a focus on the ethics, logic, physics (natural science), and politics (social science) involved
• at least 4 quotes from classmates’ R&J posts of recent weeks, with comparison/contrast, ideas for future study, or other ways of relating your classmate’s ideas to your project explained

Week 7, Outline of Essay 2, research and journal Answer

Discipline is an integral element to make student successful in their academic endeavors. It entails the understanding of ethics, logic, physics, and politics to fully encompass the need for discipline to ensure student success. Ethics play a major role in every person’s life. Students, for instance, learn the value of ethics through various academic endeavors they wish to pursue. Since the first learning experience in the school playground, students are given the chance to understand the value of ethical considerations and to understand how it is applied to everyday life.