Using your autoethnography as a content seed to develop a compelling position paper
Final Requirements: 6 pages (1,500 words), double-spaced | Strong position statement | Pyramidal structure | Source synthesis | Proper citations and Works Cited page | Audience: peers unfamiliar with your position
Step 1: Inquiry Question Development
Review pages 118-121 in your textbook to pose a strong inquiry question based on the equity issues from your autoethnography. Focus on power, privilege, or policy dynamics.
Autoethnography Connection
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Final Inquiry Question
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Step 2: Position Statement Development
Complete the steps on pages 122-124 to articulate and differentiate your position statement. This should directly answer your inquiry question.
Position Statement Development
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Final Position Statement
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Step 3: GAI Position Paper Drafting
Use a GAI platform with your autoethnography and position statement to produce a 1,500-word draft position paper following the prompt on page 125.
Important: After generating your AI draft below, you'll use the editing checklist to systematically revise it into your final paper.
GAI Prompt Used
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Your Position Paper Draft (AI Generated + Human Edited)
Instructions:
1. First, paste the AI-generated draft here
2. Then use the editing checklist below to revise this draft directly
3. When finished, this box will contain your final, human-edited position paper
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Step 4: Human Editing Checklist
Work through this checklist systematically, editing your draft above as you complete each step. Check off each item as you finish it.
Remember: Your final paper should demonstrate significant human revision of the AI-generated draft. The goal is to maintain accountability, accuracy, authenticity, and human expertise while creating a compelling argument for your position.