Write your thesis as the answer to your research question, based on your research. Remember: your thesis may be more than one sentence, and it should both make a claim and preview your struc

Instructions:
Using the rubric and prompt, complete the assignment.
Once complete, you will upload the document(s) in the submission box.
write a unique title and 1-2 sentence summary that captures the main idea of your work and post in the summary section. This summary will be displayed to peers for use in providing a peer review.
Prompt: As you prepare to write your full research paper, it can help to have a detailed outline with your thesis and a breakdown of your sources for each subtopic. This module’s final assignment is to prepare that outline and submit for peer feedback; your outline should be at least 2-3 pages long.
Thesis
Write your thesis as the answer to your research question, based on your research. Remember: your thesis may be more than one sentence, and it should both make a claim and preview your structure and subtopics. Note: avoid the “delayed thesis” or question-structured thesis for now – focus on making the claim.
Outline
Provide an outline of your research paper. Include notes about which sources will address each subtopic and point; show evidence of synthesis (i.e., use multiple sources per subtopic).
write an Thesis and Outline
Research Question: Why did qualified professionals leave their jobs during COVID-19?