Continued Paper Guidelines

More guidelines to the holocaust paper...

This is what Ms Silver wrote:

Your paper in Judaics will be a research paper focusing on an issue/theme topic pertaining to the Holocaust. You may choose how to write about any issue that interests you. You must define the issue and discuss how it affected society and/or how people dealing with the issue grappled with life in their society.

You should have at least four reliable sources of information. At least one of these sources must be selected from a pring medium (e.g., a book, magazine, or encyclopedia). The others may be electronic media, but the information must be reputable, accurate websites.

You will keep notes as you conduct your research. Your notes may be photocopied pages from a book or magazine, on which you highlight relevant information. They may also be printed pages from the internet, on which you highlight relevant information. Your notes may be handwritten ideas taken from the sources you find. In any event, YOU MUST DOCUMENT YOUR SOURCES. You will be required to have a list of your sources at the end of your research paper, and you must cite every source you used to gain information.

YOUR FINAL PAPER WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 12 - 15 PAGES
One and a half spacing
Times New Roman, font size 12.

Criteria to keep in mind:

• You must have a title page with the title of your paper, your name, and the date submitted.
• You must have a strong introduction paragraph.
• You must have a strong conclusion paragraph.
• You must define the issue.
• You must discuss how the issue was relevant in society at that time.
• You may decide other information that is important to include.
• You must give information and avoid bias in your presentation of the facts.
• You must create a proper works cited list (list of places where you're getting your information). --Bibliography.