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<p>Throughout this course, students are provided 5 opportunities to use our readings to analyze case studies for a particular week. More specifically, the reading/case commentary outlines are intended to encourage reflective reading and informed discussions. Please use the information listed below as your assignment instructions/checklist/heading to write your outlines. Also, here&rsquo;s a great link for how to properly write an outline: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/544/01/</p>
<p>To provide clarity in grading, each item lists a point associated with it to represent how each portion of the assignment is graded and please use the subheadings for your own outline:</p>
<p>1. Argument or theme (2 points)<br /> a. What is the argument or theme for the week (write in one sentence)</p>
<p>2. Connection (2 points)<br /> a. List 2-3 connections between the Reeves&rsquo; case(s) and course readings for the week, make sure to</p>
<p>cite specific evidence from course readings 3. Critiques and Questions (2 points)</p>
<p>a. Pose at least 2 criticisms (e.g. something you disagree with or a topic you find confusing) and 2 questions you have regarding readings for the week</p>
<p>4. Proper formatting requirements (4 points):<br /> a. Specific readings or key ideas are clearly cited with the author reference in text however, a</p>
<p>3</p>
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<p>formal reference list is not needed at the end</p>
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<p>These assignments should not be detailed summaries, description or formal written paper of the</p>
<p>readings, but should reflect your thoughts and analysis on the week&rsquo;s topic and cases (1 point)</p>
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<p>This assignment should be 2 pages/double-spaced (maximum), clearly written, organized, and</p>
<p>proofread&nbsp;</p>
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