How to Create a Speech that Inspires and Entertains. 4 Main Tips
All good speeches center around a clear message. Figuring out what message you want to deliver is your first step. Start by defining a topic area,...
Those pesky essays and papers – they never stop coming! And, as busy as you are, it is so tempting just to “fire them off” just to get something in on time. This is not a good idea because those poor grades accumulate, and all of a sudden, you are at the end of the semester and looking at course grade that you will not want to share with your parents, for sure. If you do not really remember the writing process steps, here’s a quick run-down with an easy and simple explanation of how to get through them.
There are actually six steps if you count the decision on a topic and a thesis. But we will assume that you have at least that much is taken care of. If not, there are some tips for that at the end of this post.
Even in elementary school, the writing process for kids is very much like what it is for high school and college students. It is “tried and tested” and really does work if you will follow each step carefully. Again, if you leave out a step, you end up with a piece of writing that can lack logical flow and/or have many structural and grammatical errors.
Whether you have complete freedom to choose any topic you wish or whether you can select from among options, if you have any choice at all, pick a topic that interests you. If you do not, the whole process will just be drudgery. Once you have your topic, you do have to come up with a thesis statement. In a persuasive or argumentative piece, your thesis is your opinion. For other types, you will need to ask yourself some questions. Why is this topic important? What do I want others to take away from this? Answering these will help you get to your thesis.
Posted by Diana B., October 01, 2015
All good speeches center around a clear message. Figuring out what message you want to deliver is your first step. Start by defining a topic area,...
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