First you will write your conclusion for the final draft of your
paper. You will draft the conclusion of your paper. It must be at least
8 sentences. This wraps up your paper. To do so, you may:
·
restate your thesis,
·
summarize your points
and findings,
·
compare old research,
or old beliefs with new/emerging,
·
discuss impacts
on/relevance to professionals in the field, academics, and/or everyday people
Whatever course you choose, your conclusion’s primary objective
is to end your paper in such a way that it brings closure to your reader. In
this instance, you do not need sources, though you may use them if you feel it
is necessary to reaffirm a point.
Next 5you will write 10-12 sentences detailing your
Solution/Synthesis. You can either fully state YOUR full position/solution to
the issue, or review it in detail for your reader. This is not the conclusion
of your paper, but its own, standalone point, which follows your 3-5 major
points from earlier in the body. Remember, this is essentially the full
expression of your thesis, built on the foundation of the previous points and
presented references, but this must include at least one to two sources, and
must remain academic.
