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CHRTC 351 – Section B1/B2 - St. Joseph's College - University of ...

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4. Use page numbers.<br />

8<br />

5. Include a title page.<br />

6. Do not use contractions.<br />

7. Remember this is an Academic paper:<br />

a. Personal reflection does not make this simply an opinion piece;<br />

b. Librarians are your friends. They will help you to find appropriate materials, when necessary.<br />

8. Acknowledge yourself, particularly in your personal reflection:<br />

a. Acceptable to use “I” statements;<br />

b. Acceptable to include personal anecdotes and thoughts.<br />

9. Be clear and concise. Ways to do this include:<br />

a. Provide a thesis statement and overview <strong>of</strong> your paper in your introduction;<br />

b. Break your ideas into digestible chunks, i.e., short paragraphs are easier to read than long ones;<br />

c. Use subtitles to facilitate comprehension;<br />

d. Pro<strong>of</strong> read for errors;<br />

e. Use words, phrases and terminology that you understand and that are comprehensible to the<br />

reader;<br />

f. Use a dictionary. Do not use a thesaurus without a dictionary;<br />

g. Use a writer‟s guide (I like <strong>St</strong>runk and White‟s The Elements <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>yle, Oxford‟s Canadian A-Z <strong>of</strong><br />

Grammar, Spelling, & Punctuation, and Oxford‟s Concise Canadian Writer’s Handbook).<br />

10. In cases <strong>of</strong> extreme frustration, confusion, or downright “I do not know what I am doing”, consult your<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essor, a librarian, or some other smart person who might give you a bit <strong>of</strong> direction.<br />

<strong>CHRTC</strong> 393 – The Human Sexual Body<br />

Doris M. Kieser<br />

Research Essay Marking Guide – Essay #1<br />

1) Content: Appropriate use <strong>of</strong> assigned materials; present relevant and up-to-date information accurately,<br />

fairly, and with scholarly integrity (including references); demonstrate comprehension <strong>of</strong> topic and<br />

resources; appropriate essay length; film accurately summarized and represented; engage resources<br />

appropriately; address themes appropriate to film/work chosen; well organized.<br />

_________________/50<br />

2) Writing Skill: Clear, balanced, flows well, interesting, consistent style; proper spelling, grammar,<br />

punctuation; inclusive language; consistent format, bibliography/reference page, proper referencing,<br />

appropriate length.<br />

_________________/30

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