Disability Discrimination
Hi, This is the final paper of my Capstone course. I have attached many things. The instructions, and rubric for starters. Secondly, my literature review needs to be incorporated in the final paper. I attached it together with the feedback my professor gave. Please fix that and then add it in. Those sources are able to be reused, however, if more sources are needed, I attached many pdf’s that you can take sources from. If you need more sources to say something specific, please ask me and don’t use your own sources. The following is attached, however, I am writing it here to make sure it is clear. The following should be the topics of the final paper. Abstract Introduction 250-300 words Literature Review- blended in to fit and edited from feedback Cultural Diversity and Inequities 1000-1200 words Ethical Implications- 1000-1200 words Proposed solution- 1000-1500 words Conclusion- 25-30 words Please use language that is appropriate for a undergraduate student. (easy to read language, and not super high vocabulary) Please try to use my style to the best of your ability. Please reach out to me if you have any questions, so that no mistakes will be made and that it will not have to be redone. Looking forward to seeing your work! Thank you,
This is from my professor. At the end of the instruction activity, you’ll see the various components of the paper. If you miss it earlier in the instructions, you may not realize that you are *also* integrating your literature review from before after the introduction. This is explained earlier in the instructions– you revise the literature review based on feedback, and edit it to transition in and out in your paper. However, this isn’t reiterated in the steps at the end so sometimes students forget to include it. In other words, you have Abstract, Introduction, *Literature Review*, Diversity & Ethics: Cultural Perspective & Inequities, Ethical Implications, Proposed Solution, Conclusion. When you adhere to word count requirements, since you include your literature review, your final paper usually ends up being 4,500-6,000 words (longer if you had a long literature review). Most importantly, pay attention to the individual sections’ word requirements though. 2. Use headings over each section of the final paper. Since they each have word count requirements and each section is required, this helps with clarity.
