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Summary paper written answering two questions<\/p>\n

1. Question 1: What are the most important points of the article?
\nAnswer this question by providing a 400-word summary of the article. The summary
\ncovers the most important points of the article and only covers the information in the
\narticle. The main themes of the article should be covered with supporting evidence.
\nYour evaluation, opinion, or extraneous information do not belong in the summary.
\nCover only what is in the article. The summary of the article must be IN YOUR OWN
\nWORDS. Do not copy from the article or other sources, do not use any quotations (even
\nif properly cited) and do not paraphrase. If you have questions about what terms you
\ncan use from the article or other sources, ask me. The word count does not includes intext citations.
\nThe summary should<\/div>\n
The summary should include the following:
\n\u2022 The purpose of the article. Read the article carefully and decide why the author or
\nauthors wrote the article about the topic area. The purpose sets the stage for the
\nmain points of the article.
\nResearchers write this type of article to evaluate the relevant literature. Their
\narticle is designed to inform us about the current state of knowledge about the
\nresearch area.
\n\u2022 The main points of the article. Read the article several times and keep a list of the
\nmost important points of the article. These should be included in the summary.
\nThe summary has a word limit which means that you decide what is the most
\nimportant information to cover.
\n\u2022 The conclusions of the author(s). The article will end with some ideas about the
\nmeaning of the research, and\/or what research needs to be done next. Include
\nthem in the summary.
\nLength and style: The summary should be as close to 400 words as possible. If you go
\nover or under 400 words you will lose points. For exact word count numbers see the
\ngrading rubric for the final submission of the summary paper.
\nThe summary should be written in paragraph form with transitions between the
\nparagraphs. Follow APA (American Psychological Association) style for the citation
\nformat and the writing style. The current version of the Publication Manual of the
\nAmerican Psychological Association is the 7th edition. There is a link to Academic Writer,
\nwhich covers APA style, in the course menu in the Blackboard course.
\n3<\/p>\n

Question 2. How does course material apply to the main points of the article?
\nExamine the course material to find the answer to this question. Identify 2 different
\nconcepts in the text that apply to the article. It is permissible to use any previous,
\ncurrent, or future course material. A concept is defined as a term that would be listed in
\nthe glossary, a concept that is part of a major theory (i.e., scaffolding, egocentrism, etc.),
\nor a concept that is part of a major theme or topic area (i.e., epigenetics, naturalistic
\nobservation, domain-specific learning mechanism, etc.). The concept should not be an
\nentire major theory (i.e., Piaget\u2019s theory, learning theory, etc.) or the topic for an entire
\nchapter in the text (i.e., language development, emotional development, etc.). Check
\nwith me if you have questions after you select your concepts.
\nMake sure your concepts come from different chapters. One concept will be addressed
\nin Part A and the other in Part B.
\nDivide the answer to question 2 into Part A and Part B. Part A identifies one of the
\nconcepts and explains how material in the textbook is related to the main points in the
\narticle. Describe how you evaluated course material and article material to write the
\nbest explanation for the relationship or connection between the concept and the main
\npoints of the article. The answer should not include speculation or conjecture.
\nPart B repeats the process described above for the second concept. Remember the
\nsecond concept comes from a different chapter.
\nConsistency, coherence, and an in-depth evaluation are necessary. Stick to the concept
\nthat you have identified. Opinion should not be included. The entire answer must be in
\nyour own words.
\nPart A and Part B should include the page numbers in the text (or if you are using the ebook include the section numbers) that cover the concept selected.
\nLength and style: Each Part (Part A and Part B) should be a minimum of 200 words.
\nThat is Part A is 200 words or more and Part B is 200 words or more. This is in addition
\nto the 400-word summary. Follow APA style (7th edition). Academic Writer cover<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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