Chapter thirteen

Final Paper

Tips to consider for your final paper.

You have to think of many things to make a good final paper.

• You have to have all the information related to your story to understand what your story or subject is about.
• Make one last research into libraries to see if there is anything else you may of overlooked.
• Use good action verbs to give life to your story.
• Make sure you organize your arguments step by step so the reader can follow what you are talking about.
• Convince the reader that what you have written about shows conviction backed up by your research and your arguments.

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Grading

Length:

I am asking you to write at least 500 words. You will need this to introduce your subject or story, provide your arguments, and finally present your conclusion. 

Organization:

How well organized is your paper? Can I determine easily the important points? Have you chosen a good order in which to present information? Have you broken it into sections in a logical manner? 

Writing:

Are your paragraphs well formed? Does each section and subsection (even if unnumbered) have a topic paragraph? Does each paragraph have a topic sentence? Are your sentences well written?  

Beginning and end:

You need to have a brief introduction and a clear conclusion for your paper. 

Arguments:

You need to have an argument either for or against the certain point of view or views that you make. 

Overall:

My overall impression of your paper. 

Are Thai students capable of producing great literature in the future?
THANONG KHANTHONG of the Nation newspaper has written an article thinking they can not. Click on the link to read his opionion.OVERDRIVE: Where is the literary voice of Thailand?
Published on October 08, 2004

Counter argument

Thai artists are stifled by stuffy establishment - by Bill McCormick, Letters to the Editor Nation Newspaper October 9, 2004

Chapter twelve