Can you feel
it? I feel it too. The feeling of procrastination, anger, and pain
of Mr. Hanlin assigning a new project that most of us feel we can
put off, even though it is due in 2 weeks. I feel bad for the poor
souls who lose class-time to work on the demon project, a moment of
silence for the unfortunate. The idea for today's class was to
learn how to write like a high-schooler. This meant Thesis
Statements, Formal Language, and Introduction Methods. A Thesis
Statement is very useful, even though it is an opinion. It may be
debated and provides a layout for your paper. It is not an
announcement, and helps the reader understand and navigate through
the text. It is a work in progress, but it is whole.
The Thesis Statement is your best friend throughout your
piece. If your text goes outside the thesis, just change it! It
doesn't mind. The Thesis is nice like that. However, if the text
just does not fit in at all, it is "fluff", and needs to be
removed.(Not doing so will lead to Mr. Hanlin giving what you
"earned" ) Going back to the beginning, Mister Hanlin stated that
we are Novice Writers, so naturally we must use Novice Practices.
Our Thesis must be in the intro, but can be multiple sentences.
(Hooray) A strong thesis is a Strong Paper, so make sure you
organize and qualify it.
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Introductions
start with Hooks, which can be questions, anecdotes, quotes, facts,
and et cetera. Begin as wide as an ocean sea, then settle into an
island. These represent your thesis and main idea in your formal
writing. As a
bonus, in formal writing, you may not use I, We, you, us,
contractions, slang, vulgarity, strange formatting, or
APA.
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