Both sample papers are very different, but both
papers are very organized. The sample papers provided me with a great example
of how to format a research paper. Going forward with my draft I know I have to
organize the arrangement of my paragraphs, which will help my paper flow
together. I also learned the placement of quotes is a big factor in presenting
your claim. Adding a quote in the beginning of the paragraph is not a good
idea, because it has no thoughts to back it up. Giving the reader information
at the beginning of the paragraph, and following with a resource helps support
a claim. It also prevents the reader from getting confused, and prevent the
writer from adding random information. My goal to complete my final draft of my
research paper is to work on my paper consistently. My plan is work on my paper
at least five times a week. I do not want to procrastinate, and plan on taking
advantage of tutors. Having good time management will be a good way for me to develop
an A or B paper. I am also going to take everyone’s feedback as a tool to help
me reconstruct my paper. Overall, the sample papers were good visual examples
of what an A papers looks like, which helped me accumulate a writing plan.
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