Description
An annotated bibliography is a research tool that will help you to keep track of the sources you encounter while working on larger research projects. Generally, an annotated bibliography reflects an exhaustive search of a topic; for this class, we will treat this assignment as an introduction to the tool rather than to expect a complete bibliography.
This tool is related directly to a References page, except here, we follow each of your five citations with a brief (100 words or less) explanation of:
- Who the author is and their relevance to the subject we are exploring.
- Who the intended audience is.
- How this citation relates or contrasts to at least one of our other sources.
- How this source helps to further our discussion of the topic.
Through this assignment, we ask that you read the criteria for the Researched Argument essay (found in the week 6 assignment), choose a topic, and begin researching that topic (note that you should have already chosen a topic through last week's assignment and discussion forum).
To receive full credit for this assignment, you must have five or more annotations in your bibliography.
This is essentially summarizing each source, so try to treat it as a tool to help you and others find their way through this topic.
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Here is the annotated bibliography. Kindly review, Thanks. Floyder
RUNNING HEAD: PREVENT SCHOOL VIOLENCE – ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Prevent School Violence – Annotated Bibliography
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RUNNING HEAD: PREVENT SCHOOL VIOLENCE – ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
CDC (2016), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “School Violence:
Prevention”, (WEB) Retrieved from:
http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/youthviolence/schoolviolence/prevention.html
The Division of Violence Prevention in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention deals
with violence as a key health priority. The violence in schools directly affects the health of the
involved. This particular article describes various individual level, relationship level, and
community level strategies that can be used to prevent violence in schools. I will us...