Assignment Question
After completing your Annotated Bibliography and Abstract, the next step is creating an outline to properly develop and guide your writing. Many students feel that this is an unnecessary step, and they begin writing the paper right away. THIS IS A HUGE MISTAKE. An outline will help you organize your paper and allow you to write a properly written and flowing research paper. It allows you to brainstorm, organize, order, and label everything you will be writing. Writing a research paper is time consuming, but it is not difficult. Students often become frustrated with writing because they do not know how to start or develop their writing. This is where a properly written outline will help. Think of your research paper as follows: in the Introduction you will tell your audience what you will write about, in the body paragraphs you elaborate on everything your mentioned in the introduction, in the conclusion you once again tell your audience what you wrote about. Follow the outline below in creating your own outline. This portion of the assignment is MANDATORY and is standalone grade
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