LINK: https://www.ted.com/talks/carol_dweck_the_power_of…
- The essay MLA-formatted essay that includes a focused main claim, related subclaims, a counterargument/rebuttal, evidence, and logical reasoning. NO NEED TO WRITE ANOTHER ESSAY! JUST REVISE AND MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS ACCURATE!
- The essay includes at least two of our sources (Dweck, Hattie from DeWitt’s blog, Hilton) in the essay and uses at least one piece of evidence in every body paragraph. The body paragraph evidence can come from our sources, from your research, or from your experience.
- The essay includes at least three citations in the essay, using proper MLA format
- Quotations, paragraphs, and summaries are properly embedded with signal phrases, in-text citations, and explanations.
- Accurate MLA In-text citations
- No Works Cited page is required.
- Please HIGHLIGHT the revised and modified parts of the essay!
RESOURCES:
https://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/finding_common_gro…
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- Stanford psychology professor Carol Dweck
- University of Pennsylvania psychology professor Angela Duckworth
MLA In-Text Citation Formats
For Videos with Time signatures
- (Last name 00:00:00-00:00:00). (If speaker’s last name is NOT already in the sentence.)
- (00:00:00-00:00:00). (If speaker’s last name IS already in the sentence.)
For Works with Page Numbers
- (Last name #). (If speaker’s last name is NOT already in the sentence.)
- (#). (If speaker’s last name IS already in the sentence.)
For Works with No Page Numbers (Refer to paragraph number; this type DOES include a comma.
- (Last name, par. #). (If speaker’s last name is NOT already in the sentence.)
- (par. #). (If speaker’s last name IS already in the sentence.)
Author’s Name Unknown
- (“Shortened Source Title” #). (If you have a page number.)
- (“Shortened Source Title” 00:00:00-00:00-00). (If you have a time signature.)
- (“Shortened Source Title,” par. #). (If you only have a paragraph number. Include comma.)
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