To review new terms and definitions, to go through the framework of an outline and the steps to developing one.
We will be learning how to write a good outline that will help you write a good paper! We will go step by step to learn how to develop an outline, include thesis statements, major points and different levels of subpoints.
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Watch Billy get introduced to the subject of outlines!
Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070909135332AAtwbuN , 7/29/2010. http://wordsworth2.net/writing/outlines.htm , 7/29/2010.
Watch Billy begin his outline! Thesis and major points! Hooray!
Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070909135332AAtwbuN , 7/29/2010. http://wordsworth2.net/writing/outlines.htm , 7/29/2010.
Watch Billy learn about subpoints and different levels of subpoints! Huzzah!
Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070909135332AAtwbuN , 7/29/2010. http://wordsworth2.net/writing/outlines.htm , 7/29/2010.
Ok this is party time! Watch Billy and Snowball tie it all together...
Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070909135332AAtwbuN , 7/29/2010. http://wordsworth2.net/writing/outlines.htm , 7/29/2010.
Student-class-information
Title of Paper
Thesis statement: One or two complete sentences go here.
I. Major point 1 supporting thesis
A. Second level subpoint supporting major
point 1
B. Another second level subpoint supporting
major point 1
1. Third level subpoint supporting
second level point
2. Another third level point supporting
second level point
a. Fourth level point supporting
third level point
b. Another fourth level point
supporting third level point
3. Another third level point supporting
second level subpoint
C. Another second level point supporting major
point 1
II. Major point 2 supporting thesis
[repeat pattern above with as many levels and points as needed]
Source: http://wordsworth2.net/writing/outlines.htm. 7/29/2010
