The central of objective is to critically think about the information presented in the chapter. Then, write a critical analysis on what YOU perceive to be the most essential elements in the chapter, focusing primarily (but not exclusively) on a few selected issues.

Please note that the goal is NOT for you to write a summary of the material (chapter). Instead, the focal objective: 1) Read the chapter, 2) analyze the presented information in the chapter, 3) write an analysis of what you read and analyzed, and 4) as you present YOUR analysis, make a MAIN argument that is reflective of your analysis, in its totality.

Your MAIN argument should incorporate EVERYTHING you detail (write) in the 2-page paper; that is, everything you say in the paper should point (support) your main argument in regards to what you read and analyzed.

Things to include in the essay:

1. Introduction, body, conclusion. 
2. Provide examples and illustrations, when deemed necessary. 
3. Provide research findings when deemed appropriate. 
4. Include numbers (statistics) when deemed necessary. 
5. Include quotes FROM the chapters (and other sources). In every single Weekly Assignment, we need to 
   have 1 to 3 small direct quotes from the chapter, to show that you’ve incorporated the weekly reading with the Weekly Assignment. !!!!!!!This should be from the book images in files attached!!!!!!!!
6. Remember this is a reaction paper NOT a summary. 
7. The book is attached in the files. 

Again, can’t stress enough, I need quotes from the textbook pages attached (at least 3) direct quotes from the book. Make sure essay reaches the entire two page mark. And some outside resource citations also, only 1-2 outside sources. But three quotes from the textbook provided. 

Two pages!