Reflective Letter Please argue about the positive of eugenics. Please refer to instructions below…

Reflective Letter

Please argue about the positive of eugenics. Please refer to instructions below for more
information. Also include a reflective letter. I have also attached a criteria document.
We’ve been engaging our curiosity this semester and investigating topics of personal
interest. Now, we have the task of sharing our opinions and research with other
academics–we are joining an ongoing conversation, and our voices matter.
Using the research you’ve been reading and documenting this term, write a 5-page
argumentative research paper -or- craft a equivalent researched multimedia project
(audio, video, text, images, etc.) that takes a side and argues for the legitimacy of that
side (your carefully considered opinion). The requirements below will help to guide you.
The research project should be a culmination of everything you have learned about your
topic thus far. Your research project should strive to meet all of these requirements.
ENG2030 – Research Essay Requirements
Author’s Note: Please include an author's note with your final essay that makes a case
for the form you chose to communicate your argument and evidence to your audience.
Imagine a reader outside of this classroom. Who do you want to persuade? Why? If you
created a video, tell me why you decided that this was the best way to engage your
defined audience. –maximum of 150 words.
Audience: Essay should address and engage a specified audience whom you wish to
convince that your point of view is reasonable and worth consideration. Audience should
be discussed briefly in a short author’s note at the beginning of your essay. The essay
should take into consideration the values of that audience and serve to inform, persuade,
and entertain.
Intro/Conclusion: Your essay should have a purposeful introduction and conclusion that
motivate action in your reader.
Thesis/Claim: The essay should include a controversial claim/thesis, which appears in
the introduction and explains clearly the scope of your argument and the purpose of the
essay. It should be obvious from the claim/thesis statement which “side” of the argument
you will be supporting. For the sake of this class, please italicize your claim statement
when you submit your final draft of your paper so that I can be absolutely sure that we
both know your central argument early on.
Content: Your essay should have an engaging title. The bulk of your essay should argue
for your “side” of the issue and should cover well-defined main points that are backed by
reasoning and evidence. Your essay should demonstrate your own conclusions and
incorporate your opinion. You should back all assumptions and/or judgments with
credible reasoning and evidence from academic sources. Be sure that you do not commit
argumentative fallacies when trying to persuade your audience to your point of view.