“Humans Need Not Apply” about robotics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU . You need at least two scholarly articles to substantiate your conclusions.



Please write a critique of the above video using the guidelines below. You need to incorporate at least two academic articles based on research.



In the critique essay include the following features:



Introduce the topic and introduce the author and essay program. Then state your thesis.



Summarize the author’s argument[s]. 



You should then proceed follow with analytical and synthetic steps, expressing the author`s position and your understanding



YOUR OPINION is not included here. You simply summarize the author’s points.



Critique the author by reinforcing your point. 



Evaluate the author’s [s]: What you agree and what you disagree with and why incorporating at least two other research sources.



Conclude the essay emphasizing the significance of your observations.

I. INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH



a. Attention getting device [journalist`s "lede"] to put the audience in the proper mood, such as:



1. Striking but relevant quotation



2. Striking but relevant question



3. Striking but relevant statement



4. Anecdote or brief narrative



b. Central idea or topic



c. Thesis or point or comment



d. Other preliminary information, such as:



1. Selected limitations or scope



2. Purpose



3. Definitions



4. Plan or procedure



5. Necessary background information



e. Umbrella sentence that anticipates essential points of the argument and leads into subsequent paragraphs. This "map" of what will follow makes the argument explicit.



II. BODY OF ESSAY: composed of at least three evidence paragraphs



a. First main point



1. Topic sentence: encapsulates the point of the paragraph. It also should be a strong “lede.”



2. Subordinate details, such as one or more of the following kinds of evidence:



a. Examples or illustrations



b. Particulars or raw data



c. Reasons (i.e. logical support for opinion or supposition)



3. Analysis of evidence: showing how evidence substantiates point of the paragraph.



4. Synthesis: showing how paragraph supports the overall thesis of the essay and makes it credible. This "wrap up" makes the evidence relevant.



5. Closure



b. Second main point.



c. Third main point.



[more evidence paragraphs make the point more credible]







III. CONCLUSION: fifth paragraph



a. Restatement of central idea or point



b. Warrant: demonstrating significance of point [to be distinguished from motive]



c. Final emphasis, such as:



1. Judgment, opinion, decision made



2. Recommended action



3. Returning the central idea to the big picture



d. Summary of main points or some other mnemonic [memory retention] device



e. Attention-getting device appealing to the audience and providing a sense of closure.



Links Reviewing the Classical Argument



Additional Bibliography



http://www2.winthrop.edu/wcenter/handoutsandlinks/classica.htm



http://faculty.winthrop.edu/kosterj/archives/WRIT102/classicalargument.htm





Please use at least two credible sources to help support your critique. Remember that a critique doesn`t necessarily need to be "negative" in order to be successful. You need to show that you are able to determine the validity of the material that you read.



Please post your final draft of the Critique Essay as your instructor directs you. The final draft should be approximately 650-800 words. It should follow standard APA guidelines in citing the sources and should include a “References” page at the end of the essay to list the sources.