OK. Before You Start Listen Here Carefully. I sent you an essay so you can take information from it, its mine. It has some good information in there. But the work structure and flow is all over the place. We don’t need that to happen again. This is a Libarary resource only. Turnit in will let the teacher know if its plagiarize so please dont do so.
Ensuring a Positive Mental Health For Student Athletes (is what we’re working on, this is the title)
Define and define your problem and purpose
Problem is: not enough conclusing for student athletes, school and coaches doesn’t make things better for mental. Time cosuming is hard. (read from essay I gave you to take more information about it) or you can find your own information.
But this ^ is my problem PLEASE DO NOT PLAGERIZE
1. Describe in detail an issue or problem of relevance to the planet, a region, nation, state, city, community, university, your current occupational or family circumstances, or relevant on an even smaller scale.
a. Detail the problem and show proof of the problem or gap.
i. Provide evidence (ex. quantitative and/or qualitative data).
ii. State examples that illustrate that problem.
iii. Detail negative consequences of the problem.
iv. Identify reasons the problem exists.
v. Summarize why the problem needs to be addressed by explaining how the problem is relevant to your intended audience.
vi. The problem must be real and tangible.
vii. The problem must be substantiated through data, evidence, and/or expert authority.
iix. The problem cannot be hypothetical or speculative.
ix. The problem cannot be anecdotal (ex. “I heard from a friend or relative.”)
x. The problem cannot rely on the appeal to the people fallacy (ex. “…but everyone knows that…”).
xi. The problem cannot rely on the appeal to ignorance fallacy (ex. “…the absence of evidence or expert authority just proves that nobody has adequately documented the problem.”).
b. The last paragraph in the purpose section should include a brief summary of the problem(s) and what needs to be changed or added to correct or reduce the problem(s).
D. Describe the relevance of your project
I am a student athelete. I’ve been doing this my whole life. (go on from there)
1. Explain how the problem is relevant either to your intended occupation or your life’s path.
a. In other words, why is this problem or issue relevant to you?
b. Why are you passionate about this problem or issue?
c. What led you to choose this problem?
d. How will developing a semester-long project related to this topic empower you in your future endeavors (occupational, familial, communal, or otherwise) after graduation? You can think short-term, long-term, or both.
E. Describe your project’s background/research
1. Using the information you gathered for the Overview coupled with additional research about your chosen topic, guide the reader through your project.
a. Start with a foundation (background) that sets up the problem(s) before revealing and proving them.
b. Detail the “history” of the topic and its status today as it leads into the problem.
F. Describe your audience in detail (my audience is myself, and other student athlete)
1. Thoroughly describe your chosen audience(s). Why and how is this problem or issue relevant to your audience?
a. Include demographic details in chart form of the primary audience (ex. age(s), education level, cultural background, relationship to topic, etc.).
b. Include research you have conducted to learn more about the audience and their needs regarding the topic(s) (i.e., informational interviews, surveys, etc.). Actually speak with your identified audience.
c. Include details about the secondary or tertiary audience, if applicable.
d. Explain how you intend to use the results of the research on your audience(s) to resolve the problem(s)/gap(s).
G. Use of APA in-text citations
Use properly formatted APA in-text citations with intentionally chosen research paraphrases and quotes.
H. Create an APA References section: 10 references total
1. Insert a page break after the personal relevance section. Following APA style formatting, list the references used to research your problem and/or issue. A minimum of ten (10) scholarly references must be used.
a. APA style must include quoted in-text citations, paraphrased in-text citations, and an alphabetically organized references page.
2. You should have multiple references from different source materials–extensive qualitative and quantitative data–in this section. The resources may include peer-reviewed, scholarly research, including books, monographs, articles, literature reviews, other professional or business-related public domain resources, studies driven by statistics and/or data, or resources of your own creation (ex. surveys and interviews).