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What is it about the world that makes it necessary for a student finish their education and what skills, if any, allow a student to find academic success? EX thesis: High unemployment and an increasingly skilled market place makes it necessary for a student to finish their education so having good study habits, understanding resources, and a clear academic plan allows a person to be successful. Obviously, this is a perspective piece. Some of you will choose to take a more global view; others may choose something closer to home. The topie works either way. The following criteria apply: - You must use an intro strategy device (AKA Intro Grabber or Lead-ins) for your intro paragraph conclusion. The kind of grabber must be idenitied in () before the opening paragraph.) Your thesis should be clearly stated and a direct answer to question # 1 ( Your thesis must be underlined so that I know you know what your thesis is) Each support paragraph should start with a topic sentence that relstes to and supports your thesis and your purpose (Topic sentence should be in Ihalics) Each support paragraph should have plenty of specific and detailed support in the form of examples, explanation, data, dates, and explanations. (At least two to four examples in each body paragraph and these too, MUST relate to the thesis and your purpose as a writer) Your conclusion should circle back or echo your grabber/thesis/title -This is a 4/5-page piece so word choice matters. You must say what you need to say clearly, stay to the point, and remember why you are writing What do you want to say? Do your words reflect that message? Please pay special attention to the rhetorical moves between sentences, i.e.: transitions (there should be at least three transitions in each paragraph! And they should be in BOLD type) This includes transitions between both paragraphs and sentences..one word transitions and transitional phrases. Again, the purpose of a transition is to LEAD the reader from a previous thought to the next thought in a logical progression so that at all times, your reader understands how your words relate to your thesis and purpose. This Essay must be turned in with ALL wriften on drafts (words, punctuation/sentences, paragraph patterns essay ABC check), and a complete Works Cited Page along with self-check rubrics. Each draft is worth 20 pts for 100 total points possible. THIS IS ONLY GRADED for completion and accuracy and makes yo eligible for an A
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Running head: EDUCATION
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Role and value of academic success in employment.
Student’s name
University affiliation
Professor’s name
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EDUCATION
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Introduction.
In today’s world, nearly 60 percent of all jobs in the U.S. economy require higher
education (Barton, 2000). The numbers in the wage gap of people who have college degrees as
compared to people with high school diplomas has nearly doubled since the early 1980s. These
statistics make it impossible to ignore the role and value of education towards attaining gainful
employment. The importance of this topic is mainly to the employee, the student, and anyone
interested in knowing why finishing education is vital in their career paths. The interesting thing
about this topic is the exposition it brings about the effects that education has on the economy
and the job market of the United States. The following essay seeks to reaffirm the role and value
of education in employment and in the long run outlining the kind of skills or attitudes one has to
have under their belt in order to achieve the kind of academic success required to help one get a
college degree. “Even though there are many reasons that make college-educated workers
increasingly valuable, only two suffice as the most distinct ones. These two reasons include”
(Collet et al., 2015); many lower-skilled jobs are disappearing since they are being shipped
overseas due to the availability of cheap labor overseas which boosts companies’ profits as
compared to when they were located in the United States. The second reason is due to the
applicability of computers in doing much of the routine, repetitive work. The ripple effect of this
is that it leaves the kind of jobs that are more complex and those that require people to ...
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