Coming across assignment #3 my thoughts were, “This
should be easy, finding a an on going problem and 3 article one primary and two
secondary.” Turns out, I was absolutely wrong! This assignment has been one of
the most frustrating assignments by far. As a college student who is beginning
to learn how to research credible source is a hard process, checking credibility but when researching
things in your interest makes it a slight bit easier. Although the researching
aspect has been the most time consuming. I have spent countless hours sitting
in front of a computer, searching for the articles that were in my anticipated
major Criminal Justice. For example my topic was “Sanctuary Cities Law.” The
primary source was the easiest, but finding my secondary articles were the
hardest. Its just so frustrating!
Of
course one may think that a law can be debated and there are two sides to it,
one for it and one against it. However searching for a source was the most
challenging because our assignment required a scholarly article, but to find a
scholarly article that directly states “an opposing argument ” was hard because
they express an opposing side in such a discreet way. I was able to manage to
read the articles and discover certain aspects of the article that expressed an
opposing argument but it was tough. After finding the two articles that I
believed would help me ultimately write my paper was a slight breath reliever.
Although finding how to outline this type of assignment is a challenging
process to express where you ultimately stand in the issue. Overall, I am glad
we are being challenged in researching because we are bound to write multiple
researches paper in our majors, this however is a stepping stone. I am glad I
am not able to persuade why I stand where I stand and express myself!
To me, properly citing sources could be the hardest part of some essays. I dislike having to cite them but it is what it is. I think you can do it just got to keep your head up and just pick a side that you believe in. You got this.
ReplyDeleteSearching for evidence and support for your argument is truly the most difficult part of the process. Stay positive!
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