APA 6th edition! Section one – what, specifically, is the problem you will addre

APA 6th edition!
Section one – what, specifically, is the problem you will address and what, specifically, is the solution you are offering? Your solution is your “position statement” and is similar to the idea of the thesis or purpose statement you should be familiar with from other types of writing.
The key here is focus on the one main issue that you will address. Often the cases have many issues. We are not looking for a restating of the case. Instead, we want you to zero in on the key issue you see and then providing a specific recommendation/solution.
Section two – here you should provide details from the case which relate to your position statement. Too often the tendency is to retell the case narrative. Instead, the listing of details should move beyond the obvious. Here you should demonstrate your analysis at work. What meaning are you making from the details? How are you interpreting the relevant facts to support your position statement?
Section three – in the final section you will be expected to provide a specific action plan including an accounting of potential risks. This is the key case skill as demonstrated by a written case. The action plan steps should be specific and realistic for the given case scenario. Any potential risks should also be acknowledged and incorporated into your overall plan of action.