Persuasive Essay-Assessment 4 Solution

Persuasive Essay Help

This assessment represents the final product which brings together all your brainstorming, thinking, planning, learning, researching, notetaking, and summarising into a clearly organized, and referenced persuasive essay. It is a chance to put into practice what you have learned about writing academic essays and bring together all you have learned in the unit about sustainability.

The skills you learn through writing this essay will continue to apply throughout your study, and the knowledge about sustainability will be relevant to your daily lives and in your future profession.

Task Details:

Write a 2,000-word persuasive essay on the following: (REFERENCES NOT PART OF WORD LIMIT)

‘Sustainability is a paradigm for thinking about the future in which environmental, societal and economic considerations are balanced in the pursuit of an improved quality of life’ (UNESCO 2015).

• From your chosen scenario below – scope it to a specific location (e.g., Australia), community, organization, and/or aspect.

• Explain the key sustainability concerns from the perspective of each of the three key dimensions: environmental, social, and economic.

• Discuss synthesized responses to these concerns that could help to achieve sustainability.

Student’s Chosen Scenario

Extreme climate events (BUSHFIRES IN AUSTRALIA) scope it to a specific location (e.g., Australia), community, organization, and/or aspect. (THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!!!)

FOLLOW Essay Structure Assessment 4.pdf & Lecture Notes Assessment 4.pdf

Further Instructions:

• You must support your arguments with in-text citations from credible academic sources;

• You must include at least 12 references (2 may include your core readings);

• Consistently format in-text citations and the complete reference list at the end of your essay using the current APA edition referencing style.

Suggestions to help you complete this assignment successfully:

• All work in this subject prepares you for your final essay. Review what you have learned throughout this subject and build on the research, planning, notes and ideas you have developed through your learning activities, previous assessments, and tutor feedback;

• Ensure you have scoped your chosen scenario to a specific location, community, organization and/or aspect, in order to focus the explanation and discussion in your essay;

• Your PowerPoint presentation helped refine your planning for this essay, so we expect you will be using your refined taxonomy, draft thesis, and definition from the PowerPoint to help you draft your essay;

• Use the first body paragraph after your introduction to provide the sustainability definition and background to your scenario and scope;

• Reflect on what you have learned about referencing in this subject and in your annotated bibliography to consolidate your understanding of the correct referencing conventions;

• Draw on the textbook (Rolls & Wignell, 2015). It is an excellent source of information and advice on writing an academic essay and referencing. Chapters 1-5, 8, and 10 are particularly relevant;

• Remember you can use the core readings as references, but you will also need to do your own further research because you need at least 12 references minimum (MUST BE PEER REVIEWED SOURCES);

• Use credible sources for your research and references. This means peer-reviewed articles from academic and/or professional journals, academic textbooks, and credible websites (i.e., not Wikipedia or randomly chosen sites you may have Googled).