COVID-19 affects to financial accounting and how to be prepared for another pandemic

You began your research project by reading an article from the news about a current issue or event in society. Your goal in this essay is to explain to your professor how the research and writing you have done for your research project changed your understanding of that issue or event. You will explain what changes occurred in your understanding and how those changes occurred.

Here are some questions you can consider in developing ideas for your essay:

    What changes occurred in your understanding?
        Do you know more about the issue/event now than you did before? (Probably!)
        Do you look at the issue/event from a different perspective following your research?
        Have you reconsidered opinions or assumptions that you held at the beginning of the semester?

    How did those changes occur?
        Which sources from your research had the greatest effect on your understanding?
        Did the process of writing about your topic affect the way you thought about it?
        What role did interaction with your classmates and/or professor play in your understanding of your topic?
The essays conclusion should answer the question So what? by placing the essays explanations into a larger context. To accomplish this, you can consider addressing one or more of these questions:

    Will your current understanding of your event/issue affect your future actions or decisions? If so, how?
    What lessonsabout interpreting current events, about your field of study, about the research processcan be drawn from the experience of completing the research project?
    Is research of the sort done in WRTG 112 a worthwhile activity? Why or why not?

Point of view

First person (I/me/my) is appropriate in this assignment, but second person (you/your) should be avoided.

Formatting your assignment

Incorporate these elements of APA style:

    Use one-inch margins.
    Double space.
    Use an easy-to-read font between 10-point and 12-point.
    Include a title page with the title of your paper, your name, and the name of your school.