Beyond Five Paragraphs: Advanced Essay Writing Skills

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Beyond Five Paragraphs: Advanced Essay Writing Skills Planning Your Essay Beyond Five Paragraphs: Advanced Essay Writing Skills

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of Development What it does Useful for… Cause and Effect Analyzes and explains the causes of a specific event or situation, the effects of an event or situation, or both arguing/persuading e.g. showing why graduates have fewer options because of debt informing/explaining e.g. explaining how debt limits graduates’ choices

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Compare and Contrast Analyzes the similarities and differences between two or more ideas, people, or things Arguing/persuading/ analyzing e.g. contrasting outcomes in countries with lower tuition against those in Canada informing/explaining e.g. comparing tuition in Canada with tuition in other countries

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Process Analysis Describes or explains step by step how something is done informing/explaining e.g. explaining how the cycle of student debt works

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Classification and Division Analyzes a topic by breaking it down into its component parts or by grouping objects, people, or ideas with shared qualities informing/explaining e.g. breaking down the cost of a university degree

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Definition Explains the writer’s understanding of a word or concept (i.e. what it means to him or her and why) Informing/explaining e.g. explaining what “higher education” means (or should mean) in terms of its aims

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Narration Tell a story in order to explain why or how something happened arguing/persuading e.g. recounting story of a promising student who is missing out on university because of cost informing/explaining e.g. recounting a story of how a person was transformed by access to higher education

Common Methods of Development for Essays Essay Idea: university needs to be more affordable Method of development What it does Useful for… Description Provides details about a person, place, object, event, etc., in order to explain what it is like arguing/persuading e.g. describing the extreme disappointment of forgoing university because of cost informing/explaining e.g. describing hallowed old campus to set the scene

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Topical: Arranges information into subtopics within the larger topic explaining or presenting an overview of a topic topics that do not fit well with other patterns of organization topic subtopic 1 subtopic 2

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Climatic: Presents points in order of least to most important building an argument building interest Most important idea Next most important idea Least most important idea

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Chronological: Presents main points in the order in which they occur(red) telling a story explaining an event Outlining steps in a process Explaining how one thing leads to or results in another first second third

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Spatial: Presents details in specific physical order, such as top to bottom or right to left describing a person, place, or thing starting point below beyond

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Block: Compares/contrasts two or more things by discussing all of the characteristics of the first, and then all of the characteristics if the second comparing and/or contrasting two or more ideas, people, or things things compared qualities of thing 1 qualities of thing 2

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Point-by-point/Side-by-side: Compares/contrasts two or more things by discussing them simultaneously, quality by quality Comparing and/or contrasting two or more ideas, people, or things Things compared 1st point of comparison: things 1 and 2 2nd point of comparison: things 1 and 2

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Problem-Solution: Identifies a problem and presents one or more ways to solve it convincing people to support a course of action problem solution 1 solution 2

Choosing a Logical Order (for paragraphs) Organizational pattern Graphic organizer Useful for… Pro-Con: Presents the advantages then the disadvantages objectively discussing both sides of an issue subject advantages disadvantages