The outline for my essay
In the essay I am currently writing, I chose to add extra
information in the rough draft. I wanted to make sure to add all of the
information that I would need and then reorganize everything after I have
enough information. Now that I have enough information, I am going to be
putting it all in order.
The first thing I will need is a good title that makes the
reader pause and gets them interested in reading. Following the title, there
needs to be an introduction. The introduction consists of a thesis statement,
telling the reader what I am going to discuss. A good attention grabber is
always helpful to convince the reader to continue reading. With these in the
introduction, I will need to give a short description of what tools I am going
to use in the essay as well. I will then make a transition statement that will
bring the reader from the introduction to the body of the paper.
In the body lies the bulk of the information. I will write
the paper in chronological order and use the rhetorical tools such as compare/contrast,
and cause/effect. I will give definitions for any vocabulary that the reader
may not already know. I walk the reader through using these tools, and then I
will transition into the conclusion of the essay.
In the conclusion of the paper, I will restate what I said
in the introduction, include a wrap up of all the loose ends, and remind the
reader of what rhetorical tools I used. I will make sure that the reader
understands everything in the essay and that there are no questions left
unanswered.
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