Topic: 

Should you outsource your project management?

http://www.cio.com/article/2929023/project-management/should-you-outsource-your-project-management.html

Minimum three Pages

Questions

What is the author trying to say?

§ What is the significance of what you read?

§ How does the material influence you?

Papers will be graded for accuracy of interpretation, rigor of argument, and clarity of expression. 

General Grading Rubric – Contents:  90% & Instructions: 10%

Assignment # 5: White Paper Review/Objective Summary Rubric details

	Below (1)	Partially Meets (2)	Meets (3)
Amount of Information	All topics are addressed which included a summary and 1 question answered	All topics are addressed which included a summary and 2 questions answered concisely	All topics are addressed which included a summary and all 3 questions answered concisely
Quality of Information	Information clearly relates to the main topic. No details and/or examples are given	Information clearly relates to the main topic. It includes supporting details and/or examples for 1 or 2 questions	Information clearly relates to the main topic. It includes supporting details and/or examples for all 3 questions
Accuracy of Facts	Most supportive facts are reported accurately and appropriately cited or paraphrased.	Almost all supportive facts are reported accurately and appropriately cited or paraphrased..	All supportive facts are reported accurately and appropriately cited or paraphrased.
References/Citation	Incorrectly cited	Accurately cited, but not in the desired APA format	Accurately cited in the desired APA format

Writing

Pause for a moment, and reflect on the title of Weeks 7 and 8, “Profound New Directions: Middle Childhood (7-11 Years Old).” When you were in elementary school, did you have a sense of exploring “profound new directions?” Were you like the child described on pages 396-397 of your Berger textbook, perhaps lonely and isolated from the other children? Or can you identify more closely with the child in the middle of the picture on page 376, in an intimate huddle with other children, laughing, sharing a humorous moment? Has anything you learned about children during middle childhood surprised you? And what are you looking forward to as you prepare for your third observation?

Just as in previous weeks, open your heart and mind when you observe 7-11-year-old children, and let the children be your guide into their world.

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