How To Write Essay
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How to Write an Essay
Writing an impactful essay is a skill that many students strive to master. I vividly remember struggling with an argumentative essay assignment during my sophomore year in high school. When I showed my first draft to my teacher, his blunt feedback?"“This essay is not what I want”?"left me feeling both disappointed and frustrated. What was wrong with it, and why didn’t he offer an explanation?
The Growing Popularity of Custom Essay Services
Today, many students turn to custom writing services. This trend has grown due to the time saved, the freedom to focus on preferred subjects, and the invaluable opportunity to engage in other activities. However, developing one's essay-writing skills remains essential. To illustrate this, let me share a valuable lesson from my own experience in writing an essay for an English Literature class.
Revisiting the Introduction
Upon revisiting my essay about gender inequalities in employment, I realized my introduction lacked impact. Initially, I began with historical events that didn’t directly tie into my topic. Recognizing this flaw, I revised the introduction to include compelling statistics about gender inequality in specific job roles. This approach piqued readers' curiosity, drawing them further into my argument with unique, hard-to-find data.
Crafting a Strong Thesis Statement
Despite improving the introduction, my thesis statement still needed work. A thesis should focus the reader on the main argument, not merely summarize the essay. It requires expressing your viewpoint, acknowledging the opposing perspective, and briefly outlining supporting evidence?"all in one sentence.
My original thesis was biased and lacked a summary of supporting points. After revising, it became: "Even though some researchers believe the modern understanding of gender roles has established equality, psychological and sociological findings reveal women still face fewer opportunities in managerial roles within multinational companies."
The Writing Process
Once I honed my thesis, the writing process flowed more naturally. I drafted topic sentences for each paragraph, ensuring alignment with the central thesis. Using research notes, I systematically supported each argument with evidence. Finally, I concluded by summarizing the key points and restating the thesis. My teacher’s approval of the revised essay was both reassuring and rewarding.
Lessons Learned
This experience reiterates a common journey in learning how to write essays. The student in this narrative made crucial discoveries about his writing through practice. While he ultimately succeeded, guidance from online resources or writing guides could have made the process smoother and quicker.
By embracing these insights and learning from each draft, you too can enhance your essay-writing skills, creating compelling and cohesive arguments with confidence.
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