Argument Essay

Revise Education and E-learning essay documents using the concept from other 5 documents.

Write your final draft for the argument essay. This should include final and meaningful revisions to the revised draft after viewing feedback on all the drafts you have done for this essay.

The first page only will have at the top left of the paper your name, the instructor’s name, the course name, and the due date all in that order.

Your last name and page number should be on all pages of your final draft.

Ensure to write a suitable, creative, and logical title for your work, a proper conclusion, and counterargument.

Please use the documents “Introductions, Conclusions, and Titles,” (Links to an external site.) “Words to Assert Your Position and Counterargument,” “MLA Formatting and Works Cited,” and “Structure of the Body Paragraph” to help you incorporate all that is needed for your essay.
The final draft should be 1,000-1,200 words, double-spaced and typed in Times New Romans font size 12. This paper will include in-text citations consisting of summaries, paraphrases, and direct quotes with the appropriate parenthetical citations (this is the correct information in parenthesis). A Works Cited page will also be included at the end of the essay on a separate page.

Check for the following requirements in your essay:

Requirements:

Strong essays will:

· Explore multiple perspectives on an issue (there is always more than two sides to any issue), breaking down (analyzing/explaining) the issue for the reader
· Support all perspectives on the issue with credible sources
· Quote and paraphrase from credible sources
· Offer an argument for the best course of action, supported by evidence
· Draw on the rhetorical principles we have discussed in making your arguments
· Include a Works Cited page, in addition to in-text citations