EXTENDED ESSAY 2,300 WORD DRAFT. PURPOSE To update writing To make a progress. To know what a stranger is getting out of of your work. (What do they think.

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EXTENDED ESSAY 2,300 WORD DRAFT

PURPOSE To update writing To make a progress. To know what a stranger is getting out of of your work. (What do they think the paper is going to be about? What are their questions? TO get ideas about where to go next.

NEXT DRAFT: COMPLETE 1 ST DRAFT Title: Research Question Sections with Titles They all must be filled in Bibliography Updated and current

ABSTRACT The preview and spoiler alert of the paper.

ABSTRACT: 300 WORDS!!! An abstract is a concise, stand-alone statement that conveys the essential information contained in an article, book, research paper, or document. Written in a direct non-repetitive style, the abstract should: - Identify the problem (research question of thesis) investigated. - Describe the scope or method of investigation. - Summarize the results. - State the conclusion(s).

ABSTRACT Writing the abstract 1. Highlight the sentences in the paper that detail the problem (objective) investigated. 2. Highlight the research question (or thesis). 3. Identify information (phrases, key words) that shows the scope and sequence of the investigation-identify but do not explain. 4. condense the conclusion into a few concise sentences.

ABSTRACT: ADVICE 1) for the first draft, don't worry about length. Just try to cover all the important components that are required in the abstract. Use all the information that highlighted and identifiedas you read through the essay (or article). 2) Take a word count before you begin to edit. 3) Begin editing by deleting words, phrases and sentences that are less important or provide more explanation than necessary. 4) Look for places where sentences can be combined to omit extra words or condense idea.

ABSTRACT: ADVICE CONTINUED 5) Delete unnecessary background information. 6) Do not use jargon, abbreviations, direct quotes or citations. 7) Avoid writing in the first person (I). Rather than saying. "In this essay I discuss...",try a more formal approach by starting your abstract with an opening simlar to: This essay discusses the effects of...Specifically, this paper investigates (restate research question)..." "This essay examines how...It attempts to answer the question..." 8) Write the required word count. If a 300 word abstract is required (this IS required for IB), get as close to the require number of words as possible.

Annotate ! = Surprising/interesting ? = Question (either about content or structure) ?!?!?!? = Confusing CIRCLE words that MIGHT not be spelled correctly BOX/UNDERLINE areas that MIGHT need punctuation help  Write 3 open-ended questions  Mark up any grammar concerns/questions  What was something you learned?  What was something you loved?  What was something you want to emulate? AS AN EDITOR