Research & Composition

Research & Composition is a basic introduction to methods of researching a topic and composing the results of one’s research into an expository or argumentative paper. The primary goal of the course is to emphasize the importance of basic scholarly practices such as references, etc., and to show how to use those practices in creating informative and persuasive works.

Exit Standards:

Students shall submit at least two papers of 1500 words in length minimum, one expository in nature and one which expresses a position or argument; both of which should include a list of works consulted and/or cited. Acceptable submissions may include college level research papers, published articles, or any papers submitted for other requirements in any of ADF’s Study Programs. Papers must demonstrate thorough research techniques, employ reliable sources, demonstrate a clear writing style, be well organized and make use of standard English syntax, usage and grammar.

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