Monday, October 6, 2008
Learning from Research
After reading the web pages on how to "hook" your audience and write a strong paper, I learned a lot about making the introduction the strongest point of the paper. The intro should include your overall claim, and should state all your main points which you will further prove and analyze throughout your paper. All the information in the paragraphs that make up the body of the paper should be an in depth look at the information you presented early on in your writing. A good way to hook your reader is to start off by presenting enough information to get your reader interested, but by also hiding enough information to keep them questioning and guessing. Hooking your audience is very important because a paper will only succeed if it's easily understood and interesting enough for a reader to clearly see and understand the writers claim and intention.
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