Improvement of Los Angeles City Slums Residents

In preparation for your senior papers,

THE TOPIC IS Improvement of Los Angeles City Slums Residents. ( HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT OR COLLEGES)

begin working on your annotated bibliography. Each annotation should be 4-6 sentences (~150-250 words).

Identify 5 peer-reviewed journal articles relevant to your senior paper topic and…

· Summarize the article (sample questions to consider below)

· What was the aim(s) or research question(s)

· How did they answer their RQs?

· What recruitment strategies did they use?

· What methods did they use?

· What measures were included?

· What did they find?

· Does this align or differ from the findings of other studies?

· How does the article inform your senior paper?

· In what ways could the information in the article be useful for your paper?

· What sections of your paper does it inform (lit review, framework, methods, analysis, etc)?

· Optional: Any additional notes to yourself that might be helpful

· How did it make you feel

· What thoughts came to mind

· Did you agree or disagree with the main argument or do you question the findings/approach?

Take a moment to review the following links. They each offer insights on what an annotated bibliography is and how to construct an effective annotated bib.

https://libraryguides.fullerton.edu/c.php?g=1184234&p=8661505 (Links to an external site.)

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/common_writing_assignments/annotated_bibliographies/index.html (Links to an external site.)

https://guides.library.cornell.edu/annotatedbibliography#:~:text=An%20annotated%20bibliography%20is%20a,quality%20of%20the%20sources%20cited (Links to an external site.) .

https://www.bibliography.com/examples/annotated-bibliography-writing-guide-with-examples/ (Links to an external site.)

Remember – make these work for you! Think of this assignment as a way to take care of your future self. Make the annotated bib. helpful for future you – think of it like writing a letter to yourself (no fancy language required). You should be able to quickly look at this later on and remember the articles you read and what you thought of them.