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State your thesis
- 1-2 senteces. Most likely, 1 long sentence.
- Set the scene
- State the thesis
- State two major points of the essay (DO NOT REFER TO SELF OR ESSAY)
Paragraphs
- Use TE(EE)EL
- Topic
- Establish a clear argument for your paragraph.
- Do not just state facts.
- Topic must link back to thesis
- Explanation
- Evidence
- Likely the most important part of your paragraph
- Use direct evidence and indirect evidence
- Indirect evidence
- Take the ideas and research of another author, put it into your own words, then reference them as the author.
- best way to do it is cite things like statistics
- Do it from secondary sources, not primary sources. primary sources should be direct quotes.
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MID SENTENCE QUOTING
- explanation of previously used evidence
- short direct quotes from a secondary sourec that corroborate with previous primary source
- Mid-sentence quotes. Short, and incorporated into your own sentence structure
- APA in-text reference ([LAST_NAME_OF_AUTHOR], [YEAR_OF_QUOTE])
- signposting
- before using the source, explain that it is a primary source.
- "According to the Greek historian Herotodus, who wrote during the 5th century BC"
- then inline quotes
- (Herodotus, cited in, Hunter, 2020)
- Signposting secondary sources
- Cite qualifications or reliabaility
- "Ivana Petrovic explains in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Religion"
- Link
- Link back to topic
- Topic
Use of evidence in example is not that great as it only uses indirect evidence
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