The thesis statement states the _______________ of the paper.
Main idea/argument
The key points are often included as part of this.
Thesis statement.
A great place to start looking
Course resources.
SNHU/Shapiro Library
This is what you do to your first draft to turn it in into your final draft.
(edit, proofread, revise)
In an essay, the thesis is typically found here.
The introduction.
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True
Where can you go to find sources on your topic if you have no luck using the multisearch bar. (search bar on the home page of the library.)
Research Guide.
This is a tool in Microsoft Word that will help you find mistakes and check the "flow" of your work.
Read Aloud
These ideas that support your argument are often included in your thesis statement.
Key Points
This is where key points are typically expanded upon in an essay.
Body paragraphs.
How recent a current source should be.
5 to 10 years.
Words that you type to find sources related to your topic.
Key Words
These tools will help you find mistakes, but may not find everything.
Grammarly/Spell-check
In a research paper, the thesis will often provide the answer to this.
The research question.
Using the same language you use in your thesis in these will help your reader understand what the main idea of your paragraphs will be.
Topic Sentence.
When an author reveals that they have a preconceived opinion about something.
Bias
Once you find a source that looks promising, you can do this to keep track of it.
(save to a folder, use the cite tool and save a link, email it to yourself)
Submit to the written feedback service.
True or false: the thesis should never include the main point of your essay, because it will ruin the surprise for your reader.
False.
Use this to support your key points.
Evidence from research.
When a source has been approved by a board of professionals.
peer reviewed
Something you can do in Shapiro if you can't find what you're looking for.
Make sure to check that you've met all the assignment requirements by checking this document before you submit.
Assignment Guidelines and Rubric.