St Petersburg College Advance Directive Form Paper

Instructions

Advance Directive

After you have read the Death and Dying Chapter in your text book (attached) submit to the drop box in MLA format (see Drop Box Rules below).

Research – Find an example of an Advance Directive form – a blank form. Do not just find an article about advanced directives unless a form is attached.
- Helpful Hint – If you ever have trouble with research you should go to the campus library Writing Commons where they are more than happy to help with research, writing, etc. For those who cannot make it to campus, please use the Ask-a-Librarian link in the BEGIN HERE Module.
You must include the title and a link to the Advance Directive form.
Identify whether the form is a substantive advance directive or a proxy advance directive.
In one paragraph share your reaction to what is asked for on the form and your reaction to the advance directive.
In a second paragraph share whether or not you believe advance directives are important, why or why not? Would you add or remove anything from the form?
The word count should be at least 250 words and included on the submission.
Be sure to review the Drop Box Grading Criteria – Advance Directive below.
Do not use quotes unless specifically requested by your instructor. Use your own words.

Dropbox Rules

You should not submit more than once (except for originality issues – see below), so be sure your assignment is complete.

Attach your submission in the proper MS Word format .doc or .docx or .rtf.
Exporting a Pages File as Word Format from the Mac with Pages App
- Open the Pages file you want to convert / save to Word format into the Pages app for OS X.
- Go to the “File” menu and choose “Export To”, then select “Word” from the sub-menu list.
- Then upload the word document into the drop box.
To receive full credit use MLA format. Place your name, the professor’s name, the course name and the date in the upper left hand corner. Include a Work Cited page.
Include your word count.
Use your own words and give credit (citations). See Understanding Plagiarism Activity and How to Avoid Plagiarism in Module 1 – Academic Integrity.
It is the student’s responsibility to check your Originality Report and resubmit before the due date if needed. Highlighted areas should only be citations, names and properly cited quotes (if your professor allows quotations). To learn how to view your originality report, go to Course Content-MyCourses Tutorials-Dropbox-Viewing a TurnItIn (Originality Report).
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STUDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY – after submitting your assignment, view your work to be sure it was submitted properly.