Assignment - Writing - Module 3
Assignment - Writing - Module 3
Pathway 3 Module 3
Major Situation-Problem-Solution-Evaluation Assignments
TASK:
You may choose any academic topic to complete your Major Situation-Problem-Solution-
Evaluation. Have your topic approved by your teacher. If you do not have a topic approved, one
of the following topics will be assigned to you:
1) Globalization
2) Crime
3) Cheating
CONTENT REQUIREMENTS:
Below are the writing objectives that must be included based on pages 158-161 in your class textbook:
• Show the situation that lead to the problem you have chosen
• Compare and contrast multiple solutions of topic chosen
• Evaluate which solution is best throughout the essay
• Contextualize the subject matter by setting a limitation, ex. A geographical place, historical time
or social context
• Include all 3 required sections of an essay (introduction, body and conclusion)
• Use appropriate evaluation and connection language (p. 159)
Important information for receiving your Pathway 3 certificate - Along with other certificate
requirements, you must meet the coursework requirement below:
Section 1
Long Research Essay (30%)
• 1000 – 1200 words + reference list
• Include word count on the last page
• Typed in APA citation format
Participation (5%)
• complete assignments
• participate in class tasks (online + offline) and discussions
Section 2
PowerPoint Presentation (20%)
• Topic may be the same as the long research essay
• All topics must be approved in advance
• 7 – 10 minutes – students can use PowerPoint, if they would like
• Maximum 10 – 12 slides including citations
• Must include visuals, no videos and all visuals must be cited in APA format
• Must include a bibliography as the last slide
Participation (5%)
o complete assignments
o participate in class tasks (online + offline) and discussions
ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSIONS
• Files must be typed and saved with your name, and types of essay as the file name (ex. Henry
Sanders Compare and Contrast Essay)
• Files must be .doc format only
• Email only one file as an attachment to the teacher
GRADING GUIDELINES
• For a complete list of guidelines, see the course policies document or www.ilac.com
• Late submissions are penalized 10% every 24 hours they are late
• Plagiarism will be reported to the academic department, and may result in a score of zero (0)
• If the essay is under or over the specified word count, deductions may be applied
• Deadlines are strictly enforced as to provide sufficient grading time