Overview
You were asked to write a paper and not answer questions. You did not structure your paper properly.
this is the feedback I got from the professor.I have to redo the assignment.
this is the instructions to the assignment: Based on your selected Public Problem, each student will choose a public policy that attempts to bring about a solution and assess it. You may choose any local or state enacted public policy. Student are expected to write 8 pages of content.
You must include the following areas:
- What is the intent of the public policy (implicit and explicit)
- What is the public agenda surrounding the Public Policy? • Is the policy appropriate or inappropriate? (Explain)
- What resources does the public policy provide?
- Should this bill have been implemented? (Explain) • Does it address the Public Problem?
- Have there been any amendments to the public policy?
- What was the reason for amendments?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of the public policy? _________________________________________________________________________________________________
Format and Evaluation of Papers:
The project will be evaluated according to the following criteria:
- ???Introduction (10%)
Research question(s)
Argument or thesis surrounding the research question(s)
Outline of the paper, i.e., how you are going to address the question(s) - ???Background (10%): The presentation of your organization:
A good description of the organization you are studying including its mandate and organization structure - ???Analysis of the Organization (50%):
Construction of the main argument and its sub-arguments
Consideration of counter arguments - ???Conclusion (5%):
Summary of main points and restatement of thesis
An indication as to whether the thesis was proved or disproved
5. Organization and Scholarliness (25%) - overall assessment Whether or not the essay flows in a logical manner Quality of writing (grammar, spelling, etc.) Supporting references for points/counterpoints Paragraph construction (point, supporting evidence, and a conclusion/transition sentence)