draft the introduction and current situation sections of the proposal
Introduction
The proposal introduction introduces the issue/problem/opportunity and frames the document, presenting readers with the important information they will need to know about what your proposal will accomplish. Page 432 in our course textbook will be helpful when drafting the intro. In short, the intro should address the following points/questions:
1. What is the issue/problem/opportunity?
2. What is the purpose of the proposal?
3. What is the scope of the proposal?
4. What is the organization of the proposal?
Your intro should not simply be a response to the these questions. Create a narrative that contextualizes the proposal and situates readers.
The introduction draft should be 150-200 words.
Current Situation
The current situation section of a proposal frames the problem/issue/opportunity; it explains what has caused a need to make a change or shift direction. In short, the current situation section establishes your argument and sets up the project plan, which details the solution, but the current situation does not offer any solutions (we’ll focus on the project plan and (re)solutions during Module 12). Page 432 in our textbook will be helpful in drafting this section. As you draft, focus on addressing the following points/questions:
1. Restate and define the issue/problem/opportunity.
2. Discuss the causes of the issue/problem/opportunity and how these causes led to the issue/problem/opportunity. What is the background of the problem/issue/opportunity?
3. What are the sources of information that support framing of the current situation (here’s where your annotated bib. will be helpful)?
4. Discuss the effects or impact of not doing anything about the issue/problem/opportunity
For both sections, you’ll want to, of course, weave your responses to the above questions/moves in a fluid, coherent manner. In other words, the intro and current situation should not simply answer the questions in a static manner. Consider strategies from Chapters 9, for example. Keeping the primary reader-users (the action takers) in mind is key. In what ways can you frame the current situation, following the above moves, to address the primary reader-users’ needs, values, and attitudes?
The Current Situation draft should be 500-600 words.
In total, you will draft 650-800 words for these section draft.
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