Overall, Alzheimer’s disease is a horrible, degrading disease that ruins lives and families. I have witnessed first hand the effects of Alzheimer’s from my workplace and even in my own family. I believe that by reading this research paper, high schoolers will be able to identify alzheimer’s and use the techniques stated to prevent the terrible disease. I would, also, like to interview my peers to ask them what they understand about the disease and make a separate paragraph dedicated to what they had to say. Moreover, I will achieve a great annotated bibliography with accomplishing my set goals.
My Goals
I am very excited to be able to inform my audience about …show more content…
I will, overall, be writing my paper as a formal academic paper, because I am comfortable with how the format of my paper would fit along the same lines. However, I do not believe that the formality will be enough to make my paper well-rounded. I will also be using a public genre by asking questions to my peers and logging their responses to use in my paper. The use of media will also be of use to me, for I could read of editorials or blogs about other opinions of Alzheimer’s Disease and how it’s affected them. Schedule
Week I - Complete and turn in my outline for my working annotated bibliography.
Week II-Review my articles and web databases for working information and adding information into a working bibliography.
Week III- Setup interviewed times with peers to question about their knowledge of Alzheimer’s Disease. Start rough draft.
Week IV- Type and finish my rough draft. Add more specifics to my paper.
Week V- Complete and submit my rough draft to wait to be looked over by a peer.
Week VII- Have a peer look over my rough draft and take into consideration their observations, and fix as …show more content…
This online news article is a kind of twist on the my “prevention” part of my paper. This article tells the findings of a United Kingdom boy named Krtin Nithiyanandam, who has come up with a groundbreaking test that can detect Alzheimer’s before it can even start. He has created an antibody in which can attack and detect the presence of neurotoxic proteins, which are present in Alzheimer’s Disease.
Talk, T. (2015, October 16). Alzheimer's Association 2016 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures.
Retrieved September 15, 2016, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROTZxvil66A. In this YouTube video, the Alzheimer’s Association goes on to tell the astonishing statistics about Alzheimer’s. I will use this video to give statistics throughout my paper and in my questionnaire. The video talks about how 1 of 3 people will be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Another aweing statistic is that Alzheimer’s is the 6th leading cause of death, this rate is higher than people with breast and prostate cancer combined.
Alzheimer’s Association. (2016). 2016 Alzheimer’s Disease facts and figures.Washington,