In the conclusion, you should…
Focus entirely on the answer to the question or the solution to the problem. How did all of your research lead to your conclusion? Your conclusion should also have subheadings (in some cases, you may need multiple), as your conclusion will likely need to be broken down into sections that defend your question’s answer or your problem’s solution. Your conclusion should be 1200 to 2000 words
please go over rest of paper to make sure it goes all together smoothly. highlight any edits that were done.
this is the instructions for the other parts of the paper.
In the introduction, you should . . .
Indicate the problem or question (do not explicitly say– “my problem is” or “my question is”), why it’s essential, and provide appropriate background knowledge and or history of the topic. Try doing this in that order.
In the body, you should . . .
Discuss the problem or question in detail, and break down the discussion into subtopics (or smaller topics within a topic) that address the question itself or the problem itself. The body should analyze the question, problem, and potential answer or solution. What facts or evidence have you found? Can you corroborate them with scholarly sources, expert opinions, and relevant examples? Does any data need to be discussed and expressed visually, like a table, chart, or graph? You shouldn’t just throw in pictures of things for no reason unless they are directly related to a point you’re trying to make in a specific sentence or paragraph.