CRCJ 3003 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Thesis Statement
2 Aug 2016
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Don"t always need to finish sentences in draft. Difficult to revise work since we can only read it in a subjective manner. Best way to read objectively is to read from start to finish after the draft is complete. Find out what readers are looking for and see if your paper addresses it. Analysis and reasons are already collected but they must speak to thesis statement. Need to identify substance and strength of arguments. Make sure you"re not misrepresenting the data you are using. Try and split up your paper with paragraphs. However, creating paragraphs that are too short interrupt the flow of the paper. Whenever you change arguments, reasons or topic, change paragraphs. Avoid making broad, grandiose statements about the world. Make sure that you do everything that you said you would in your introduction. Self reflection statement: difficulties and speed bumps during research.
