Assignment: “Issue Spotters” questions from the course textbook for chapters assigned this weekAssignment Overview:publish an original, two-to-three-sentece response to the “Issue Spotters” questions for all of the chapters in this week’s reading assignment. Citations are not required because the content must be based on knowledge acquired through reading the textbook and supplemental research using KU’s ProQuest.Instructions and Submission Requirements
publish responses to all questions in one document
Number each response correctly to match the textbook (for example, 1-1A)
Double-space the entire document
Times New Roman or Calibri font, size 12, all black must be used
Content is not to be formatted in any way (do not bold, underline, italicize, alter colors, etc.)
Save the document as a DOC or PDF file
Proofread, use the SafeAssign Self-Assessment Originality Review, and edit before submitting
Click on”Week 1 Chapter Assignment” (the blue link at the top of the assignment page)
A “text submission box” will appear but do not type, copy, or paste anything into the text box
Instead, click on the paperclip icon to attach/upload your DOC or PDF file
Once submitted, the file will run through SafeAssign and the Originality Report will be included as part of the grading process
Do not worry about unusually high matching if you submitted your work through the SafeAssign Self-Assessment
High matching is only an issue if the content in the Self-Assessment submission was plagiarized and not revised
Because all work is self-generated and can be self-assessed prior to submission, plagiarism cannot be an issue
Therefore, responses with a full sentence (or more) “matching” any source will earn zero points due to lack of originality
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