I would like an Analisis esssy for the essay on Lau’s “Effects of social media usage and social media multitasking on the academic performance of university students”.
Writing Analysis Assignment
Requirements: Finding material in the library, reading and assessing sources, developing analysis,
providing examples, formal writing, MLA citation and format.
Requirements: Finding material in the library, reading and assessing sources, developing analysis,
providing examples, formal writing, MLA citation and format.
Length: 750-1000 words
Peer Review and Due Date: Please refer to course outline.
Worth in Overall Grade: 15%
Your task in this assignment is to demonstrate the techniques and strategies an author uses in deploying
his or her argument in writing. You will analyze a specific essay and write your own paper focusing on
how the writer presents their ideas as prose.
Your task in this assignment is to demonstrate the techniques and strategies an author uses in deploying
his or her argument in writing. You will analyze a specific essay and write your own paper focusing on
how the writer presents their ideas as prose.
You should use proper terminology, including the kinds of
writing techniques being made, and offer specific examples.
Your thesis is relatively limited: you are essentially arguing whether the author’s prose (not their ideas,
their prose) is successful and why you understand it to be so. A successful essay will focus on
demonstrating why your position on the text is correct through
writing techniques being made, and offer specific examples.
Your thesis is relatively limited: you are essentially arguing whether the author’s prose (not their ideas,
their prose) is successful and why you understand it to be so. A successful essay will focus on
demonstrating why your position on the text is correct through
a detailed analysis of the prose you are
analysing.
There are key elements to include in your analysis and are best included in the introduction:
analysing.
There are key elements to include in your analysis and are best included in the introduction:
1. Who is the intended audience of the text?
2. What is the purpose of the text (to argue, inspire, cajole, etc.)?
3. What is the thesis or main
argument of the essay?
Most of your essay should be based on key examples of how the
Most of your essay should be based on key examples of how the
author(s) attempt(s) to convey
his/her/their position. If you do not support your argument
his/her/their position. If you do not support your argument
about the text with evidence (examples from
the text) your assertions will be ungrounded and
the text) your assertions will be ungrounded and
therefore less powerful and more “wrong.”
Exceptional essays may engage in analysis of the
Exceptional essays may engage in analysis of the
essay use of language, evidence, figurative language,
structure, and/or style.
You may write on one of the following essay:
structure, and/or style.
You may write on one of the following essay:
Lau’s “Effects of social media usage and social media multitasking on the academic
performance of university students”
You need to find these readings in the library databases, download them, skim them and/or read their
abstracts and choose one to be the focus of your essay. While I have chosen a range of different
disciplines and I hope that these essays might be intellectually engaging, the focus of our work in on
how and why they are written.
performance of university students”
You need to find these readings in the library databases, download them, skim them and/or read their
abstracts and choose one to be the focus of your essay. While I have chosen a range of different
disciplines and I hope that these essays might be intellectually engaging, the focus of our work in on
how and why they are written.
MLA FORMAT AND CORRECT CITATION OF MATERIAL IS REQUIRED FOR THE
ESSAY. Please refer to the course syllabus for our course’s late policy and warnings regarding
plagiarism. Make sure to double-space, use a font like 12-point Times New Roman and format the
paper properly. Please refer to the rubric provided on Blackboard for more information on the
grading of essays in our course.
We will discuss writing analyses in class, and it is all right to speak to me about the assignment. You
can also communicat.
ESSAY. Please refer to the course syllabus for our course’s late policy and warnings regarding
plagiarism. Make sure to double-space, use a font like 12-point Times New Roman and format the
paper properly. Please refer to the rubric provided on Blackboard for more information on the
grading of essays in our course.
We will discuss writing analyses in class, and it is all right to speak to me about the assignment. You
can also communicat.