Creating Thesis Statement
People usually do not ask for help. This is a sad reality, especially when a majority of people could succeed if they were just requested a little assistance. So it is a good thing that help has been requested in this situation. The average person would not have swallowed his or her pride and asked for help when they needed it. Before this assignment is begun, a few things need to be covered. Things such as creating an outline, developing a decent thesis statement, and figuring out what questions to ask in order to ascertain more information about the paper that has been assigned.
One of the first things to do when encountering any kind of assignment is to create an outline based off of what the directions say. Outlines can be revised later …show more content…
Stewart 2
Creating a thesis statement for assignments like this one can be either extremely difficult or very simple. In this case, creating a thesis statement should be rather easy. It should be enough to merely say something along the lines of: There are a number of characteristics seen in this poster, such as its use of color, its general layout, and the font of the text. After a proper thesis statement has been formed and it accurately reflects the outline it is time to finally begin the paper. Sometimes directions can be very ambiguous and they will stay that way until questions are asked. In every assignment, there will almost always be some confusion. As a matter of fact, the reason for this conversation is a fairly good example of how assignments can be confusing.
In this particular assignment, there are some things that need to have light shed on them. Things such as: Is a new poster to be designed or may someone else’s be used? Or even: what kind of format should this paper be in? MLA, APA, or Chicago? Both of these things were not addressed in the initial directions and thus, must be answered by the teacher directly. Generally
One of the first things to do when encountering any kind of assignment is to create an outline based off of what the directions say. Outlines can be revised later …show more content…
Stewart 2
Creating a thesis statement for assignments like this one can be either extremely difficult or very simple. In this case, creating a thesis statement should be rather easy. It should be enough to merely say something along the lines of: There are a number of characteristics seen in this poster, such as its use of color, its general layout, and the font of the text. After a proper thesis statement has been formed and it accurately reflects the outline it is time to finally begin the paper. Sometimes directions can be very ambiguous and they will stay that way until questions are asked. In every assignment, there will almost always be some confusion. As a matter of fact, the reason for this conversation is a fairly good example of how assignments can be confusing.
In this particular assignment, there are some things that need to have light shed on them. Things such as: Is a new poster to be designed or may someone else’s be used? Or even: what kind of format should this paper be in? MLA, APA, or Chicago? Both of these things were not addressed in the initial directions and thus, must be answered by the teacher directly. Generally