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Begin the paper with an introduction of your topic. An introduction has an attention getter, purpose or thesis statement, and an overview. An attention getter can begin with any of the 6 ways: (1) Anecdote, (2) Question, (3) Quotation, (4) Humor, (5) Shocking Statistic, or a (6) combination of them (http://classroom.synonym.com/5-types-attention-getters-essays-2877.html). After you introduce the topic, state the purpose of the paper. The purpose can be as simple as restating the objective of the assignment. The purpose of this paper is to (state purpose). (Overview) The paper will address the following: (List topics)
First Main Point
This is the first main point. Please provide example to support your research or assumptions. Real world events, experiences, opinions based on research, conclusions based on research. Be sure to use in text citation (Dantzler, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Second Main Point
This is the second main point. Please provide example to support your research or assumptions. Real world events, experiences, opinions based on research, conclusions based on research. Be sure to use in text citation (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Third Main Point
This is the third main point. Please provide example to support your research or assumptions. Real world events, experiences, opinions based on research, conclusions based on research. Be sure to use in text citation (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Fourth Main Point (If Applicable)
This is the fourth main point. Please provide example to support your research or assumptions. Real world events, experiences, opinions based on research, conclusions based on research. Be sure to use in text citation (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Sub Topics if Applicable
Add sub topics if applicable and in text citation if applicable (Author, 2014).
Conclusion
Conclusions wrap up what you have been discussing in your paper. After moving from general to specific information in the introduction and body paragraphs, your conclusion should begin pulling back into more general information that restates the main points of your argument. Conclusions may also call for action or overview future possible research. The following outline may help you conclude your paper:
In a general way,
· Restate your topic and why it is important,
· Restate your thesis/claim,
· Address opposing viewpoints and explain why readers should align with your position,
· Call for action or overview future research possibilities.
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