my name is Diana (female)

Essay about childcare, is my career, and an outline as I have example is shown bellow the essay i will send an example of the outline, you have to take codes from the sources here bellow for the essay.

1-Non-Library Websites to Explore Careers.

2-Cuyamaca College Library – Searching for Articles.

my name is Diana (female)

Structuring Essay 3

I. Introduction: You can either write this out word for word, or include a few sentences with the details you will be including to catch your reader’s attention. Make sure to make it compelling to want to read on.

Thesis statement: ___________________________________________________________________________________

II. Body – Reasons (arguments) and Counter-arguments

A. Reason 1 – Topic Sentence

1. Detail to support your reason
2. Detail to support your reason
3. Detail to support your reason

(include at least two quotes within each body paragraph)

B. Reason 2 – Topic Sentence

1. Detail to support your reason
2. Detail to support your reason
3. Detail to support your reason

(include at least two quotes within each body paragraph)

C. Reason 3 – Topic Sentence

1. Detail to support your reason
2. Detail to support your reason (you will include your sources within these details.
3. Detail to support your reason

(include at least two quotes within each body paragraph)

D. Reason 4 – Topic Sentence

1. Detail to support your reason
2. Detail to support your reason (you will include your sources within these details.
3. Detail to support your reason

(include at least two quotes within each body paragraph)

E. Counter –argument 1 (disadvantage or challenge of the career)

1. Detail about your counter-argument (be sure to include source information if applicable)
2. Refute counter-argument
   1. Detail about refutation (include quote)

** Please note that you do not have to leave your counter-arguments to the end of your body. The most important thing to consider is what your points are and how you think they will impact this particular audience (our class). Sometimes people prefer to alternate between arguments and counter-arguments. Additionally, many times, people prefer to leave their strongest arguments to the end. It just depends on your topic and the particular audience to which you are writing.

III. Conclusion: Restate your argument and your position. Perhaps reflect on where you have taken your reader through your essay. Frequently, writers like to refer back to some detail in the introduction to give their essay a sense of “framing” and of closure.

OUTLINE

Counter-Argument Paragraph OutlineThesis Statement I will send u a picture of it.