Title: 10 steps to an analytical paper
110 steps to an analytical paper
2 Create a cover page with your name, class
period, date and title of the document.
3- The Border Dispute between ___________
______________ - Wally the World Traveler
- B Block
- Due date Aug. 24th
4 Type the paper (Use 12 point Times New
Roman Font) Do not use bold type!
- The first painters .
- The first painters
- The first painters
- The first painters
5 Double-space (no character spacing, no
extra spacing at the top or bottom of your
papers, no extra spacing between paragraphs)
6 Use 1 margins on the sides, top and bottom.
-
- This is an example of using 1
- margins in your papers. Go to the File
- menu and select Page Set-Up. Then
- change the settings to 1.00 on top/
- bottom/ left and right indent. Always indent
- 5 spaces when you begin a paragraph.
7 Write the first paragraph or thesis
statement. In your own words, write
approximately 100 words about the basis of the
paperformal papers do not begin with This paper
is about
8 Write the second paragraph. This
paragraph is roughly 100 words (Im not going to
count) What is the basis of the historical
dispute or event that is causing controversy?
9 Write the third paragraph. Using
approximately 100 words, write What is the basis
of current disposition (outcome) of the
controversy.
10 Write the fourth paragraph. Using
approximately 100 words what recommendations
would you suggest to solve the political boundary
dispute (if the problem is on-going, if the
problem has been solved, do you agree or disagree
with the solution).
11- Write your fifth paragraphthis is your
conclusion paragraph. In this paragraph you will
express your opinion on the subject matter or any
other related topic.
12 Proof read and spell check for any
mistakes. Watch your use of weak words
includingsays, a lot, very, got, get, there is,
there are, there were, really, good, bad, quite,
things, never, forever talks about, speaks of,
tells of, about, this paper discussesremember
that a paper cannot talk!
13Action words to use
- The author (not the paper)
- contends, asserts, illustrates the point,
examines, infers, states, concludes etc - Make certain that you are writing the paper on
the issues that caused the conflict.
14Due