Reference no: EM133537059

Assignment: Social Skills Who Responsible

The Outline: An Essay's Building Blocks

Make sure your proposal topic is approved. Check essay guidelines before starting your prewriting.

• Introduction

1. What background information about my topic will I need to introduce to my reader?
2. What problem is facing my school or community?
3. Why is this problem important?

4. What is my thesis statement? (What do you propose will solve this problem?A should do B because of C.)

• Point 1

1. What is the first main idea that I want to get across? (Why does the problem exist in my community or school?)

Include evidence in support of this first idea.

• Point 2

1. What is the second main idea that I want to mention? (How can I get my reader to understand the importance of this issue?)

Include evidence in support of this second idea.

• Point 3

1. What is the third main idea that I want to mention? (How will my proposal / solution address this issue?)

Include evidence in support of this third idea.

• Opposing viewpoints to consider:

1. Why might someone disagree with my proposed solution?

2. How can I prove their reasoning to be false?

• Point 4

1. What makes my proposal feasible?

2. How can it be implemented to work effectively?

• Conclusion:

1. Summarize your thesis or argument once more for your reader.

2. What action do I want my reader to take?

3. What is one thing I want my reader to think about and remember?