IRR Annotated Bibliography

The annotated bibliography for your IRR will be a running list of ALL of your annotated sources for your Individual Research Report on the topic of your choosing. You are required to annotate a minimum of 10 sources, but are welcome to exceed that amount. You should use either MLA or APA formatting. Here is a sample of MLA formatting. APA is similar, and examples are linked below. It should be alphabetized based on the first letter of the citation entry.

Use the following requirements as a checklist for yourself as you identify sources to support your topic of research: Two Historical Sources (can be peer reviewed and found within databases, or can be primary documents, OR can be published before 1990)

Two Journalistic, Artistic, or Media-Based Sources (do NOT need to be peer reviewed, but you should be CERTAIN that they fully pass the RAVEN test)

Three sources that represent the perspectives of the stakeholders of one lens (must be peer reviewed, database sources)

Three sources that represent the perspectives of the stakeholders of a second lens (must be peer reviewed, database sources)

look closely at sections of sources focused not only on the issue at hand, but on potential SOLUTIONS to the issue.

Create your annotated bibliography that includes 10 sources using the directions above.