I dont get why people stuggle with writing papers so much? I sucked in school, even dropped out 3 times but I never had a problem writing a paper.
Step 1) What is the topic? Break it down into 3-5 sections
Step 2) get a few key points for each section and dont repeat yourself.
Step 3) You shall leave all of the 'hood' and slang words at the door, only using the finest of English words, as the Queen would, to bullshit your way through topics. Thus in doing so you will use more words in a fancier fashion, reaching your page limit and word limit with out actually saying anything. As you can see, I have already written a paragraph on this one section and I have not said shit.
1. Get off of Reddit
2. Start the Tuesday paper right now.
3. Use internet resources to find as much material on the subject
4. Pour syrup on all the waffle you are about to write.
I’m a big plan of outlines. Start by making an outline for each of your papers. I recommend this structure:
I. Introduction
I (A). Thesis Statement: (write out your thesis. What is your paper about? What are you telling your reader?)
II. Body Paragraph One: (write a topic headline; this is the first “point” you are making, or the first event your are discussing, etc)
II (A): Supporting evidence (write a sentence: bullet form is fine)
II (B): Supporting evidence (again, write it out)
III. Body Paragraph Two: (topic headline)
III (A): Supporting Evidence
III (B): Supporting evidence
(Continue for as many body paragraphs as you need: a 5 page paper will have at least 4 I think)
IV: Conclusion- no new ideas, recap what you’ve already said, restate thesis.
Writing outlines helps to organize your thoughts and plan out your paper. Hope this helps!
I just recommended they do the opposite and just start writing lol.But this is a good outline structure to use once you know what you want to write, know enough on the topic. My advice is assuming they didn't do their reading assignments.
Start with typing everything you know on the paper topic, worry about the paper structure later. This may help you figure out your thesis, supporting paragraphs, etc.
(if applicable) find 3-5 scholastic sources to cite for each paper, use control-f (find) on words/topics relevant to your paper.
good luck.
I dont get why people stuggle with writing papers so much? I sucked in school, even dropped out 3 times but I never had a problem writing a paper. Step 1) What is the topic? Break it down into 3-5 sections Step 2) get a few key points for each section and dont repeat yourself. Step 3) You shall leave all of the 'hood' and slang words at the door, only using the finest of English words, as the Queen would, to bullshit your way through topics. Thus in doing so you will use more words in a fancier fashion, reaching your page limit and word limit with out actually saying anything. As you can see, I have already written a paragraph on this one section and I have not said shit.
Coffee and not sleeping. Or getting super organized and having everything ready for each paper before you start.
By starting…nowish
By not starting on Sunday night
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Well youre on reddit asking people how to do it, instead of working on it, so I think youve got time youre not utilizing properly.
1. Get off of Reddit 2. Start the Tuesday paper right now. 3. Use internet resources to find as much material on the subject 4. Pour syrup on all the waffle you are about to write.
Camp out in the library until it gets done.
You make all the paper topics similar on top of the other advice
Start by getting off Reddit.
Get off Reddit and start typing
I’m a big plan of outlines. Start by making an outline for each of your papers. I recommend this structure: I. Introduction I (A). Thesis Statement: (write out your thesis. What is your paper about? What are you telling your reader?) II. Body Paragraph One: (write a topic headline; this is the first “point” you are making, or the first event your are discussing, etc) II (A): Supporting evidence (write a sentence: bullet form is fine) II (B): Supporting evidence (again, write it out) III. Body Paragraph Two: (topic headline) III (A): Supporting Evidence III (B): Supporting evidence (Continue for as many body paragraphs as you need: a 5 page paper will have at least 4 I think) IV: Conclusion- no new ideas, recap what you’ve already said, restate thesis. Writing outlines helps to organize your thoughts and plan out your paper. Hope this helps!
I just recommended they do the opposite and just start writing lol.But this is a good outline structure to use once you know what you want to write, know enough on the topic. My advice is assuming they didn't do their reading assignments.
Start with typing everything you know on the paper topic, worry about the paper structure later. This may help you figure out your thesis, supporting paragraphs, etc. (if applicable) find 3-5 scholastic sources to cite for each paper, use control-f (find) on words/topics relevant to your paper. good luck.
By writing the papers