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Table of Content. Problem statement 1 Assertion and Thesis statement Problem statement 2 Assertion and Thesis statement Problem statement 3 Assertion and Thesis statement Letter of Transmittal. Assessemnet rubric : statement of the research problem 1. 75%.

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  1. Table of Content • Problem statement 1 • Assertion and Thesis statement • Problem statement 2 • Assertion and Thesis statement • Problem statement 3 • Assertion and Thesis statement • Letter of Transmittal

  2. Assessemnetrubric: statement of the research problem 1 75% Use the “Short Cuts” file to correct this. A* = 90 to 100 A = 80 to 90 B = 70 to 80 C = 60 to 70 D = 50 to 60 F = 0 to 49 [In drafting: PASS or FAIL grade only]

  3. KEY WORDS DETAILS 1.1.0 MATCH

  4. HYPERLINK DETAILS 1.1.1 PUBLISHER TITLE DATE AUTHOR PARAGRAPH 1-2

  5. KEY WORDS URGENCY 1.2.0 URGENCY

  6. HYPERLINK URGENCY 1.2.1 PUBLISHER TITLE AUTHOR PARAGRAPH

  7. Keywords THEORY 1.3.0 Theory name Add New Keywords Match

  8. WEBSITE PUBLISHER THEORY 1.3.1 DATE TITLE AUTHOR PARAGRAPH 1

  9. Assertion; Nursing mothers in Uganda (Jagannathan, 2012) can follow 8 photos on a poster in a day seminar to learn the 8 steps to treat and cure (Gupta & Day, 2013) a child sick with malaria (Nalule, 2013). Thesis statement; (1x1x3) 3. Nursing mothers in Uganda (Jagannathan, 2012)can follow 8 photos on a poster during a day seminar to learn the 8 steps to feed, treat andcure(Gupta & Day, 2013)a child sick with malaria (Nalule, 2013).

  10. References Parasitology Today Gupta, S., Day, K.P. (2013). A strain theory of malaria transmission. Sciencedirect. RetrievedNovember 29,2013 from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0169475894901600 Jagannathan, P. (2013). Increasing incidence of malaria in children despite insecticide-treated bed nets and prompt anti-malarial therapy in Tororo, Uganda. Malariajournal. Retrieved November 29, 2013 from http://www.malariajournal.com/content/11/1/435 Nalule, S. (2013). 100,000 Ugandans die of malaria every year – minister. New vision. Retrieved November 29, 2013 from http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/642590-100-000-ugandans-die-of-malaria-every-year-minister.html Know how to use et. al. Wrong author See how, in APA, which titles are in quote marks and which titles are in italics. Do not use the space bar to format the indention of paragraphs. Use the paragraph formatting commands in the top menu. The in-text citations should link to the reference. The reference should show the short website address, but the hyperlink should open to the article, not to the homepage.

  11. assessment rubric: statement of the research problem 2 67% Use the “Short Cuts” file to correct this. Use the “Short Cuts” file to correct this. A* = 90 to 100 A = 80 to 90 B = 70 to 80 C = 60 to 70 D = 50 to 60 F = 0 to 49 [In drafting: PASS or FAIL grade only]

  12. KEYWORDS URGENCY 2.1.0 MATCH

  13. WEBSITE URGENCY 2.1.1 PUBLISHER TITLE AUTHOR & DATE PARAGRAPH 1

  14. KEYWORDS Detail 2.2.0 MATCH

  15. hyperlink Detail 2.2.1 Publisher Title Paragraph 3

  16. keywords Theory 2.3.0 Theory name

  17. Hypelink Theory 2.3.1 Publisher Title Detail

  18. Assertion; Under performing children (Makuma & Mukama, 2012) from 10-12 years in northern Uganda (Talemwa, 2010) can work in teams (Belbin, 2012) for 10 months following 5 pictures on a poster to improve their final PLE (primary leaving examination) performance. Thesis statement (1x1x3) Under performing children (Makuma & Mukama, 2012) from 10-12 years in northern Uganda (Talemwa, 2010) can work in teams (Belbin, 2012) for 10 months following 5 pictures on a poster to improve their final PLE (primary leaving examination) grade in English, Mathematics and Science papers.

  19. References Wrong author Beblin, R. M. (2012). Beblin team roles. Beblin associates. Retrieved November 30, 2013 from http://www.belbin.com/rte.asp?id=8 Makuma, R., & Mukama, M. (2012). Born to fail PLE. The independent. Retrieved November 30, 2013 from http://www.independent.co.ug/News/news-analysis/5209-born-to-fail-ple Talemwa, M. (2010). Performance survey: Why these districts post poor PLE grades. The observer. Retrieved November 30, 2013 formhttp://www.observer.ug/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8514%3Aperformance-survey-why-these-districts-post-poor-ple-grades&catid=85%3Aeducation&Itemid=106 See how, in APA, which titles are in quote marks and which titles are in italics. Do not use the space bar to format the indention of paragraphs. Use the paragraph formatting commands in the top menu. The in-text citations should link to the reference. The reference should show the short website address, but the hyperlink should open to the article, not to the homepage.

  20. assessment rubric: statement of the research problem 3 67% Use the “Short Cuts” file to correct this. A* = 90 to 100 A = 80 to 90 B = 70 to 80 C = 60 to 70 D = 50 to 60 F = 0 to 49 [In drafting: PASS or FAIL grade only]

  21. Keywords Urgency 3.1.0 Urgency

  22. Hyperlink Publisher Urgency 3.1.1 Title Author & Date Paragraph 3-6

  23. Keywords Theory 3.2.0 Match Theory Name

  24. Add New Keywords Theory 3.2.1 Match

  25. Hyperlink Author & Date Theory 3.2.2 Title Theory detail

  26. Keywords Detail 3.3.0 Match

  27. Hyperlink Detail 3.3.1 Publisher Title & Author Paragraph 1-4

  28. Assertion; AiU students can follow 5 pictures on a poster in 5 minutes to learn the 4 steps (Lucier, n.d) to avoid bad sleeping habit (Ondracek, 2012) to improve their grades (Oswald, 1996). Thesis statement (1x1x3) AiU students can see, analyze and understand 5 pictures on a poster in 5 minutes to learn the 4 steps (Lucier, n.d) to avoid bad sleeping habit (Ondracek, 2012) to improve their grades (Oswald, 1996).

  29. References Lucier, K. L. (n.d). How to get enough sleep in college. About.com: Sleep in college. Retrieved November 30, 2013 from http://collegelife.about.com/od/healthwellness/ht/How-To-Get-Enough-Sleep-In-College.htm Ondracek, A. (2012). Bad sleeping habits affect grades, ability to absorb information in class. Thecollegian. Retrieved November 30, 2013 from http://www.kstatecollegian.com/2012/09/06/bad-sleeping-habits-affect-grades-ability-to-absorb-information-in-class/ Oswald. (1996). Restoration theory. Retrieved November 30, 2013 from http://www.psychology4a.com/sleep7.htm Slide 24 is not here. Pattern: Primary Source as quoted in Secondary Source See how, in APA, which titles are in quote marks and which titles are in italics. Do not use the space bar to format the indention of paragraphs. Use the paragraph formatting commands in the top menu. The in-text citations should link to the reference. The reference should show the short website address, but the hyperlink should open to the article, not to the homepage.

  30. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 40% E

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