2. prioritize whats important and give meaningful advice that really sticks.
3. she taught me the importance of a strong work ethic. This essay outline introduced must contain a thesis statement per the guidelines described in the “Thesis Statements” handout.
You are not required to cite sources for this exercise. As this is a narrative essay, you will back up your topic sentences with narrative or experiential evidence instead of research. Thesis Statements
A thesis statement articulates an informed opinion based on objective, scholarly research. It
is a single sentence that answers the assignment prompt and corresponding research
question. It is composed of two parts: a claim and an organizing principle.Components of a Thesis Statement
Claim + Organizing Principle [reason 1, reason 2, and reason 3] The claim directly answers the research question and assignment prompt. The organizing principle consists of reasons that support the validity of the claim. In
addition, the order in which the reasons are presented is how students need to order the
subsequent sections and paragraphs of their papers.Example
Prompt: Compare and contrast waffles and pancakes.
Answer: thesis statement
Consumers prefer waffles to pancakes because of their density, texture, and flavor. The claim directly responds to the assignment prompt and research question. The organizing principle outlines distinct supporting points (density, texture, and flavor),
which also provides organization for the body paragraphs. Here, the writer will discuss
density first, then texture, and lastly flavor.You are not required to cite sources for this exercise. As this is a narrative essay, you will back up your topic sentences with narrative or experiential evidence instead of research.
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