Discussion 1: Affinity Group Checkpoint #2 this is one paper with a few paragraphs to explain the highlighted yellow the other part of this paper comes from the assignment below Intro, Overview, and statement of need
In this Discussion, you will have the help and support of your peers by engaging in a discussion of your coursework with your Affinity Group. Please be thoughtful in the comments that you give to other class members, assuring that the information is both relevant and useful.
- For those in the Proposal Track: Post your Introduction, Overview, and Statement of Need and explain how the literature is shaping of your project for your Affinity Group.
- Assignment 1: The Capstone Project
this actually needs to be completed first in order to respond to the discussion above,
Proposal Track
- A. Introduction/Overview
B. Statement of Need
C. Annotated Bibliography for 5 Research Articles
D. Cited References - If you have selected the Proposal Track for your Capstone Project, this week you will develop both the Introduction Overview and the Statement of Need for your Proposal. You will also be responsible for reviewing five articles selected for your Annotated Bibliography. You may use charts, tables, graphs, and figures to help the reader understand the dynamics of the circumstances described through your Statement of Need. Be sure to insert all of these within the body of your proposal.
- This Assignment will be Chapters 1 and 2 of your research paper.
- In Chapter 1, provide a frame of reference for developing an introduction/overview for your paper. For example, you might identify whether the subject is an organizational issue, a community issue, or something more global (I feel the issue is global)
- In Chapter 2, develop your problem statement, which is a precise explanation of the problem to be solved.
- This chapter should be about 2 pages.
- You will also be responsible for reviewing five articles relating to your research for your Annotated Bibliography (1page). Please review the template document found in the Research Project area on the Course Information page for further information.
References
Wiseman, L. (2017). Multipliers: How the best leaders make everyone smarter (Rev. ed.). New York, NY: HarperCollins.
- Chapter 5, “The Debate Maker”
- Chapter 6, “The Investor”
