Each paragraph should focus on main idea that supports your thesis. Follow the PEEL method: Point: Start with a clear topic sentence. Evidence: Provide a fact, quote, or example. Explanation: Explain why that evidence proves your point. Link: Transition smoothly to the next paragraph. 4. The Conclusion (The Roof)
Start with a catchy sentence—a startling statistic, a bold quote, or a thought-provoking question.
Don't skip this. Map out your intro, three main points (body paragraphs), and your conclusion. This prevents you from getting lost mid-sentence. 2. The Introduction (The Hook)
Each paragraph should focus on main idea that supports your thesis. Follow the PEEL method: Point: Start with a clear topic sentence. Evidence: Provide a fact, quote, or example. Explanation: Explain why that evidence proves your point. Link: Transition smoothly to the next paragraph. 4. The Conclusion (The Roof)
Start with a catchy sentence—a startling statistic, a bold quote, or a thought-provoking question.
Don't skip this. Map out your intro, three main points (body paragraphs), and your conclusion. This prevents you from getting lost mid-sentence. 2. The Introduction (The Hook)