1. Think of a current relevant issue/problem that impacts peoples lives, including yours, that needs serious attention/immediate solution. 2. Gather information/facts about the issue/problem from reliable sources to be used as support to your stance/opinion. 3. present different views (how others view it and/or what can be done to address it appropriately) about the issue and explain how your own view differs from theirs. 4. Explain the issue objectively and tell why this situation is critical/important. 5. Give a realistic approach to the issue/problem. Encourage critical thinking and pro-active reaction. 6. Wrap it up in a concluding statement that restates your thesis statement. 7. Keep it between 900-1,300 words. 8. Make sure your editorial includes all the essential parts. 9. Dont forget to use evidence to support your argument/evidence. 10. Use Arial, font 12, double-spaced, black (No other color, please.) Name : Fatima Ahmed Section: 7 Instructor: Zainab Thamer Bahrain Teachers CollegeShow more
