Writing Annotated Bibliography

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Writing Annotated Bibliography

Annotated Bibliography
Earlier this week in the discussion forum you reviewed severalscenariosand discussed one or two studies that you would be interested in using for the Week Six Intervention Proposal. You should now make your final decision regarding which case study you would like use to create your Intervention Proposal and begin doing your research. As part of that research this week you will be creating an annotated bibliography of seven to eight peer-reviewed contemporary articles (published within the past 10 years) from the Ashford University Library. For each article provide a brief annotation (approximately 150 words).Remember you are not writing an abstract; you are writing an annotation. The annotation should be a scholarly evaluation of article. Explain why you think this article is important and address any potential ethical concerns with research. In essence each annotation is like a mini article critique.Your research should cast a wide net and the articles should represent different sides of the research (approximately a 50-50 split). As you do your research it is good to keep an open mind to ensure you do not miss something important. While there is no set page requirement for this bibliography it should be approximately four to five pages in length and be formatted according to APA-style guidelines as outlined in theAshford Writing Center. For additional guidance on how to format and what to include in your Annotated Bibliography view theSample Annotated Bibliographyfrom the Ashford Writing Center.Carefully review theGrading Rubricfor the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment.