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    Untouchables Assignment

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a response paper on Chapter 6 of the book "The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman. The response paper must be at least 3 pages long, written in first-person point of view, include an argument or position, quote from the text, follow Chicago formatting guidelines, be coherently organized with transitions, be specific rather than a summary, be well-written and free of errors. Students can discuss Friedman's intentions, implications of the chapter for their future, or explore emotional reactions to moments in the chapter. The paper should analyze specific moments and provide a personal response, not just summarize the text.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a response paper on Chapter 6 of the book "The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman. The response paper must be at least 3 pages long, written in first-person point of view, include an argument or position, quote from the text, follow Chicago formatting guidelines, be coherently organized with transitions, be specific rather than a summary, be well-written and free of errors. Students can discuss Friedman's intentions, implications of the chapter for their future, or explore emotional reactions to moments in the chapter. The paper should analyze specific moments and provide a personal response, not just summarize the text.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a response paper on Chapter 6 of the book "The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman. The response paper must be at least 3 pages long, written in first-person point of view, include an argument or position, quote from the text, follow Chicago formatting guidelines, be coherently organized with transitions, be specific rather than a summary, be well-written and free of errors. Students can discuss Friedman's intentions, implications of the chapter for their future, or explore emotional reactions to moments in the chapter. The paper should analyze specific moments and provide a personal response, not just summarize the text.

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    Untouchables Assignment

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a response paper on Chapter 6 of the book "The World is Flat" by Thomas Friedman. The response paper must be at least 3 pages long, written in first-person point of view, include an argument or position, quote from the text, follow Chicago formatting guidelines, be coherently organized with transitions, be specific rather than a summary, be well-written and free of errors. Students can discuss Friedman's intentions, implications of the chapter for their future, or explore emotional reactions to moments in the chapter. The paper should analyze specific moments and provide a personal response, not just summarize the text.

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    The World is Flat Unit


    Chapter 6 “The Untouchables” Response Paper
    Directions: Read chapter 6 of The World is Flat, and then write a response paper following the guidelines
    below.

    Your reflection must:


     be written from a first-person point of view
     have an argument/ position
     quote both Friedman’s text
     be at least 3 full page – typed and double spaced
     be formatted following Chicago guidelines
     be coherently organized and include transitions
     be specific (no summary)
     be well-written, thoughtful, and absent of errors
    In your reflection, you can:
     discuss Friedman’s intentions and/or key concerns
     examine the implications of Friedman’s chapter on your future.
     explore moments from the chapter that create emotional reactions in you

    Your paper should not be a summary of the text. Summary papers will receive F grades.
    Your paper should analyze specific moments from the chapter, and should detail your personal response to the
    reading.

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