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Written Mechanics: A paper that gets a perfect score on this component will be free of errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling. For this reason, I strongly advise you to have your paper proofread by a knowledgeable proofreader, even if you are a skillful writer. Due knot trussed you're computers spellchecker two fined awl thee mistake's. If English is not your primary language or if you have had difficulty with the written mechanics portions of your papers in the past, take advantage of the services offered by the Writing Center to avoid losing points unnecessarily

Content: A paper that gets a perfect score on this component will show that the student understands the researcher's work and can explain these ideas in such a way that another student in this class who has not read these sources or been in class would understand them. The works will not simply be summarized one after another, but efforts will be made to integrate themes present in the researcher's work, and perhaps ways in which the researcher's work has evolved through the last ten years. The topic will be presented in a fair, unbiased manner, and the reader will be able to clearly follow the writer's ideas and points. The paper will end with a well-reasoned personal evaluation written by the student to explain the strengths and weaknesses the student sees in this person's research; this should not be a recitation of research limitations such as those presented in the research reports, but your own well-informed evaluation of what makes this researcher's work interesting, valuable, annoying, problematic, applicable, or in any other way memorable.