Esther Said:

English exam essay writing tips?

We Answered:

Im not sure this will help or not. This is more for something timed but never the less it mite help.

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Write a quick prewrite strategy; do not take 30 minutes just to prewrite.

Don’t worry about erasing on draft. Neatness does not matter.

Use short form in draft, for example bc is because; however, don’t forget to change them in the final.

Think of different organization strategies to make the paper shorter.

Don’t stress to come up with figurative language, let it just flow from your brain.

Don’t put in every single detail into the draft.

Do not wait for the perfect word to come to you keep going.

Do not correct everything in draft. Make a mark to show yourself later that you need to fix this.

Kathleen Said:

What are some good websites with essay writing tips?

We Answered:

check out this site

http://www.bestessaytips.com/

Floyd Said:

What are some great tips to writing an excellent essay?

We Answered:

Good question!

With enough practice, you can become not only a great writer, but an efficient one, too. Efficiency is important because it lets you spend less time writing and more time doing things other than homework : )

Start small - It's easy to take a writing assignment and think about everything you want to put into it. Instead of focusing on the general, larger scope issues in the essay, just think what your main thesis is. For instance, if your teacher wants you to write about the Great Depression, ask yourself if you truly understand what your teacher wants. This is called seizing he question.

Form an outline - While a writing project may seem simple and small, it is very easy to get off track if you do not put thought into how it should flow. Remember the old adage - 'those who fail to plan plan to fail.' In your outline, you want to put in a very brief and simple format what you want in your paper. Start with your introduction, which will have your thesis, and add in every major paragraph your paper will have. An outline might look something like this:

Introduction - "what was the Great Depression?"
I. History
1. Events leading up to the GD
2. Major trends in economics during the GD
II. NYSE Crash
1. Reasons for crash
2. Aftermath
III. Immediate Aftermath
1. Citizen's response
2. Government's response
IV. Aftermath/Help
1. FDIC
2. WWII
Conclusion

Filling it all in - Once you've made your outline, choose which quotes (if any) you want to include in your paper. Decide where those quotes should be by placing them in the correct area in your outline.

Writing it out - Once you have the outline and the quotes, just go through and type up the outline in a more complete format. That format goes as follows:

IV. Aftermath/Help - This sentences introduces the section
1. FDIC - Numbers 1 and 2 'flesh out' the section
2. WWII

Include any quotes you want in your paper in the appropriate sections.

The Rough Draft - Once you have each Roman Numeral section of the paper written, go back and see if it flows well. If it does, write up the introduction and conclusion. The introduction is just a brief statement about the paper. Any introduction should include these parts:
1. What the paper will answer
2. What the parts/arguments of the paper are (the Roman Numerals)
3. A very general conclusion about the paper (optional)
The conclusion should contain the same parts, but in past tense (i.e., 'this paper has shown' rather than 'this paper will show').

The final draft - After you have written up a rough draft of the paper print out a copy and reread it. In the reread, you are looking for grammatical, syntactical or other literacy errors. A proofread is best done by breaking the paper up by sections and reading each section twice before moving on (so you don't speed read through it). Since you've printed the essay out, mark it up circling errors and writing in replacements. Fix any mistakes and you're finished!

Tony Said:

Global history regents essay writing tips?

We Answered:

a thematic essay is just like a regular essay
you use the info that you know
and you form an essay
( we use CEI and genbit, these helped us to write essays)

dbq:
they usally give you a rubric, but its not very different from other rubrics.

this websited might help :)
http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/globa…

on the right side a little ways down it has a link for dbq and thematic essay writing

goodluck!

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Carmen Said:

Does anyone have Essay Writing Tips please?

We Answered:

Organization is the key word. The link that follows is the place that I tell students to begin with because it not only helps to solidify one’s thoughts on what the paper will be written, but also creates an outline to organize the paper: http://corptrain.phoenix.edu/thesis_gene…

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