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Introduction And Conclusion
Introduction (about 10%)
Why write introductions
Have
context
and
background
to the statement
Have been introduced to
the writer’s ideas
Include several of the following
1.an
opening sentence
(which tells the reader
what the general topic is
)
2.
background information
on the topic
3.the question
rephrased
in your own words
4.an
indication
of why the topic is important
5.a gap in
previous research
( Indicate what
still needs to be addressed
in a particular area, and where your
research fits into the wider body of knowledge.
)
6.definitions of
important words and terms
7.references
(Give
limited references
to
strengthen the importance of your argument
or your need to
do further research
.)
an indication of your subtopics
(Tell your reader what smaller areas you
will address in the main points.
)
9.a thesis statement (which gives
a plan of action
for your assignment, usually the thesis statement comes at
the end of the introduction
)
Conclusion(about 10%)
main points
1.Does not need to
repeat any background
from the introduction.
2.Avoid telling your reader
how you wrote the essay.
Include several of the following
1.Do not
add new information
to a conclusion
2.A summary of
the main points
（don’t use
the same wording
as elsewhere in the assignment.）
3.Your
findings
4.Your
response to the question
, together with
possible solutions
(Restate your
main argument and suggested solutions
)
5.Remaining
problems and questions
(Indicate what still needs to be solved)
6.Areas for
future research
(Give suggestions for future research which could
address the same problem)
7.A strong
final sentence
(leaves the reader with
an overall impression
of your views on the topic)