Answer & Explanation:I have to do a stance essay on, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE If you are good with this type of thing, please let me asapIn this version, you will move from simply discussing the issue to
developing an updated essay that takes a clear stance on one aspect of
your topic. The goal of this essay is to learn how changing the purpose
of the writing (from informative to more argumentative) impacts the
content and potential audience. Further, it will help you understand the
difference between writing to argue your perspective and writing to
educate your audience. This knowledge will help you transition into
persuasive writing (covered in ENG 215 Research and Writing) and more
advanced essays in your major courses. You will take a
position and present your perspective alternatively put, your stance
on the issue you discuss. For instance, if you wrote an informative
essay on water pollution levels in Flint, Michigan, then your stance
essay could argue that the city must frequently test water throughout
the state to avoid a similar issue. A second stance would be that
government officials should be held accountable when they fail the
people who elected them in the first place. These are only two of the
many possible stances that you could take. As always, you should work
with your professor if you have questions about your topic choice or
essay direction. How to assemble the essay: Decide
what part of the topic you want to take a stance on. This is best done
by thinking carefully about the topic and considering what different
people may want to argue for or ag
ainst involving that issue. Think
about what aspect of your previous paper you feel strongly about.Write
a new thesis statement that covers your papers topic and direction
(what you want the reader to understand when the essay is completed).Perform
the research needed to meet the source requirements (minimum 3
additional sources). You may not use more than two of the provided
sources in the webtext.Make sure that no content from your
informative paper is reused. You may use some of the same sources, but
you will be writing a new paper, so you cannot reuse anything else.Review
the finished draft to make sure the ideas flow, each of the paragraphs
supports the thesis statement found at the end of the introduction, and
that your conclusion brings the essay to a strong sense of closure.Finally, proofread the version you intend to turn in for grammatical, sentence structure, clarity, and word use errors. The final version of the essay must: Be in essay form with an introduction, body, and conclusionConclusion should explain why the essays main points are importantMeet the page requirement of 5-6 pages (Title and References pages do not count)Address the same overall topic as your informative essayTake
a clear stance on the issue in question and articulate your stance
through a well-developed thesis statement (found at the end of the
introduction)Support your thesis statement with developed analysis of your sources and how they connect to your topicUse a minimum of five (5) academically appropriate sources properly cited in APA format and represented on the References page