1. Conclusions:
An Introduction

2. What’s the Point? Transition back to their daily lives
From the world of the essay/topic BACK to the real world
Show why all your analysis and information should matter to them after they put the paper down.
Thesis
Importance of topic in the world

3. Conclusion: In Two Parts
The concluding paragraph typically has two parts:
1. The summary statement
1-2 sentences which restate the thesis in a fresh way
2. The clincher
Final thought which should create a lasting impression on the reader.

4. Visual Representation
Summary Statement
Clincher (not poop)
CALL TO ACTION

5. Examples
Thesis Statement: Many Americans are buying the Toyota Corolla because of its competitive price, fuel economy, and high resale value.
Summary Statement: Reasonable pricing, high miles per gallon, and an attractive resale value have all contributed to the popularity of the Toyota Corolla in today's market.

6. Example 2
Thesis:
The AHS administration can help reduce issues caused by poor student diets by banning the sale of Mountain Dew.
Summary Statement:
While there are many potential solutions to the bullying & harrassment caused by poor student diets, the easiest and most feasible is to stop the sale of Mountain Dew.

7. Clincher Examples
Clinchers: Return to idea from beginning of essay and call to action
Complete the anecdote/story
Make a prediction/recommendation based on statistics,
Use a new quote to refer back to an old quote
END WITH SOME FORM OF CALL TO ACTION (WHAT SHOULD EVERYBODY GET UP & DO!?