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1. Select a topic to research. 2. Brainstorm or “explore.” Ask questions about your topic such as Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Search the library or internet for ideas. Discuss your topic with other students or friends. Journal or free write about your topic—write anything that comes to mind. 3. Research your topic some more: journals, internet articles, books, etc. What are scholars, academics, and experts discussing? Are there any current arguments or debates? What published ideas contribute to your insight? 4. Narrow your ideas and develop an outline. Develop a specific or narrow thesis statement that pinpoints what your essay will discuss. Keep in mind the purpose of your essay—is it to entertain, inform, or persuade your audience?
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