The below are instructions.The questions and guidlines are in the atttched guidlines . Overview: For the sake of practicing using sources, you will write a 1000-word essay that argues a thesis. This e

The below are instructions.The questions and guidlines are in the atttched guidlines . Overview: For the sake of practicing using sources, you will write a 1000-word essay that argues a thesis. This e
Overview: For the sake of practicing using sources, you will write a 1000-word essay that argues a thesis. This essay must contain an introduction with a thesis, at least three summaries in your own words of online sources (from sciencedaily.com (Links to an external site.)), a conclusion, a bibliography, and the correct application of MLA format. Be sure to revise your first two summaries before using them in your essay by looking at the feedback from peer review and other comments on the assignments.  Link https://www.sciencedaily.com/ Research and Thesis: Revise your summaries from the previous weeks to prove a thesis about a scientific topic. Your thesis does not have to be ground-breaking, only sufficiently argumentative and evidence-based. Consider what unites your sources beyond the related topic of your articles. An example of a basic thesis statement would be to say “Advances in technology have improved the field of YOUR TOPIC” and then use different examples of articles to show the improvements from technology in the field of your topic. Another example of a thesis statement would be to say “Discoveries in nature are advancing the field of YOUR TOPIC” and then use different examples of articles to show what discoveries have been made to advance the field of your topic. Summary and Citation: Each source’s summary should become a paragraph in your essay. Edit the summaries as needed for the sake of your thesis, transitions, etc. Here is a general rule to consider: Instead of adapting difficult information straight into writing, consider first how you would adapt it for a verbal presentation. This will help you organize your thoughts and to put the advanced knowledge into laymen’s terms. By possessing an understanding of your concepts that you can articulate out loud, your written essay will simply make more sense. Consider what might be the best way to say every bit of information that you decide to use for your essay. Remember that you cannot use a source if you do not cite the source.    Organization: Use MLA format. Have a main title and a subtitle