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Instructions:
1. Cite two articles. Each article should present a different argu
Instructions:
1. Cite two articles. Each article should present a different argument for the policy area you
have chosen. Acceptable sources are newspapers, magazines or journals. This will take
some thought and time, do not plan on doing a Google search and picking the first two
articles you see.
2. The paper should include: key arguments of both perspectives, the evidence supporting
each perspective, your analysis of each perspective, which perspective you support and
why you support this perspective.
3. This is a comparative paper, meaning you are going to be critiquing, comparing and
analyzing both perspectives of the policy issue. Only at the end of the paper should you
explain why you favor one alternative over the other.
4. Helpful Hints: Be open minded on the issue, argue each perspective with the same
intensity, be detailed and highlight the differences and/or problems of each perspective.
5. Questions to ask yourself while writing the paper, what evidence supports this position?
What evidence casts doubt on this policy position? Which of the two is the best
alternative and why?
The student’s final paper requirements are:
a. An Introduction, approximately one-half to ¾ of a page in length, which
generally introduces the issue and states the paper’s intent (THESIS).
b. Approximately one page of facts arguing one side of the issue
c. Approximately one page of facts countering the previous side of the
issue discussed.
d. Approximately one page of the student’s preferred policy position and
a defense of their position.
e. A conclusion
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