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ONE-WORLD ESSAY GUIDE

ONE-WORLD ESSAY GUIDE. By: Melody Lim, S4 Pearl Peter Park, S4 Amber. CRITERIA A. Problem statement Solution to problem Science behind the solution 2 one-world factor Advantages and disadvantages to the factors. CRITERIA B. APA Format Scientific Language

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ONE-WORLD ESSAY GUIDE

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  1. ONE-WORLD ESSAY GUIDE By: Melody Lim, S4 Pearl Peter Park, S4 Amber

  2. CRITERIA A • Problem statement • Solution to problem • Science behind the solution • 2 one-world factor • Advantages and disadvantages to the factors

  3. CRITERIA B • APA Format • Scientific Language • 6 sources (reliable sources) is encouraged • 3 pictures/ table/ graph is encouraged

  4. OUTLINE OF ESSAY • Introduction ; problem statement ; solution ; state which 2 one world factors you will focus on • Science ; explain how is science applied to make the solution ; its effectiveness • Factor A ; one advantage (preferably 2) ; one disadvantage (preferably 2) • Factor B ; one advantage (preferably 2) ; one disadvantage (preferably 2) • Conclusion ; Overall statement- state whether it’s a good solution

  5. PROBLEM STATEMENT • A statement to define a problem • Eg. • Note: This is NOT the main focus of the essay

  6. SOLUTION • The scientific solution that is used to overcome the problem. • Eg. • Note: This is the main focus of the essay

  7. SCIENCE • Explanation of how the solution is made • Eg. • Note: Use scientific words to explain

  8. ONE-WORLD FACTORS • Social- defined as “of or pertaining to the life, welfare, and relations of human beings in a community.” eg. Hazardous chemicals, death rates, preventions, social health • Economical- defined as “pertaining to the production, distribution, and use of income, wealth, and commodities.” eg. Jobs created, cost, production. • Environmental- is defined as “of, relating to, or associated with the environment.” eg. Living environments, ecosystems, water bodies, pollution

  9. EXAMPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVANTAGE

  10. EXAMPLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DISADVANTAGE

  11. EXAMPLE OF ECONOMICAL ADVANTAGE

  12. EXAMPLE OF ECONOMICAL DISADVANTAGE

  13. EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL ADVANTAGE

  14. EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL DISADVANTAGE

  15. CONCLUSION • Formulate your own opinion on the effectiveness of solution: A) Inject your own thoughts B) Make a stand ; is it a good solution? C) What can be done to overcome the disadvantages?

  16. SOURCES • What is a reliable source? • Governmental websites eg. IPCC, NASA, UNICEF • Organizations or companies eg. Novozymes • Universities eg. Cambridge, Maryland

  17. SIDE NOTES • Essays are written in third-person perspective. - No I, Me, My. • In-text citations are required for ALL information in the essay. • This includes pictures, tables and charts. • You have to keep within the word limit!

  18. Thank you! Questions?

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