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Introduction
You Are What You Eat: Food and Identity
Dinner in a Food Desert: Critical Analysis
Explaining Poverty
The Consequences of Poverty
Who, What, When, Where, Why, How? Creating Research Questions
Finding a Needle in a Haystack: Using Effective Research Strategies
Mastering Rhetorical Appeals
Who Do You Believe? Evaluating Source Credibility
What's the Point? Crafting Effective Thesis Statements
Period After the Parenthesis: Understanding Citation Format
Good First Impressions: Making Memorable Introductions
Proving Your Point: Creating Effective Body Paragraphs
Now Introducing... Evidence!
Explain Yourself: Integrating Explanation Techniques
Ending on a High Note: Writing Memorable Conclusions
Telling Stories for Social Change: Narrative Strategies
Mary's Story: A Guidebook
How to Write a Great Essay
Thinking About Thinking: Reflection and Metacognition
Prompt for Pre-Service Learning Experience
Prompt for Post-Service Learning Experience
Prompt for Civic Action Project Part 1: Issue in Context Research Essay
Prompt for Civic Action Project Part 2: Poverty Simulation Scene
Portfolio: Revised Drafts of Both Civic Action Projects and Final Reflection
Appendix
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