Your chart must have
- a title
- the 4 categories I listed below: average salary, expected job number, degree & number of years in school and three potential colleges you are interested in
When you are finished with your chart, SAVE IT! After we finish typing the remainder of the report, I will show you how to put it "into" the rest of your research paper document.
HOMEWORK:
- Bring in draft of the second part of your paper: DEFINE THE CAREER. If you have the changes made to the first part, PURPOSE/INTRODUCTION, your editor(s) can look over both parts tomorrow!
- Bring in your 4 sources tomorrow.
- For website information, you can simply bring in the websites typed on a sheet of paper and a 1-2 sentences telling me why you are using the site. For example:
- http://medicalcenter.osu.edu/patientcare/healthcare_services/pediatrics/the_pediatrician/pages/index.aspx . I went here because it gave me information on pediatricians, especially educational goals.
- For the hard source, I would like you to have, at the very least, the page with the information needed for your works cited. Generally, this is the title page. If you have the entire book or magazine, you are covered!
Quick Bits: Information on Being A Photographer | |
Average Salary | $26,160 |
Expected Job Number | 169,500 as of 2018 |
College Choices To Study Photography |
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Degree Needed & Number of Years in School | Bachelor of Arts / 4 years of college |
