The Essentials of a 3-Part College AssignmentA Story by davidfreThe structure of a college assignment paper is one of the most important things that students need to understand and memorize for all their projects. Agreeably, the length and type of the paper mightHere we are talking about the 3-part structure that
assignments are built on. You might be already familiar with the concept of
introduction, main body, and conclusion, but here we are going to dive further
and understand how all three components of any assignment influence the quality
and mark the completion of your overall work. Introduction
The introduction of an assignment normally provides an
explanation or description of a situation or problem in a general tone; explains
why the situation (or a specific aspect of the situation) is important to
address; and state your objective, your position in discussing the problem, and
organization of the paper you will input. The prime aim of the introduction section is to let readers
know that you have entirely understood the assignment topic or question and
will be discussing it accordingly. Remember, you aren’t going into the details
yet. There is no predefined length for an introduction, due to
the fact that each industry and teacher’s requirements might vary. However,
because you aren’t discussing anything into detail yet, it shouldn’t be long. On
an average, the introduction is around 10% of the entire word count. Students should understand that until they finish their research,
it is quite difficult to determine the structure of their paper they plan to
create. Therefore, it is better to write the introduction last. Conclusion
The conclusion of your assignment will normally cater a
summary of your main pointers, arguments, ideas, etc.; a summary of your
evidence and its evaluation; and a comprehensive answer to the main question of
the topic. Note that the conclusion is more focused and specific than
the introduction. You have already mentioned your ideas in the introduction and
main body, here you won’t be repeating but only commenting on them briefly.
Avoid stating any new idea or fact, it should have already been included in the
main body. The work count of conclusion is similar to that of the induction. Main Body
The main body content easily covers the major chunk of your
entire paper, both in terms of word count and rich details. It will consist
more than one paragraphs, or blocks of content to base and relate ideas. Guiding your reader The longer your assignment, the important it is for the
student to guide the reader through it appropriately. Inform them about the
structure; use tone and choice of words that displays the various aspects of
your paper relating to each other in a cohesive manner; and clearly differentiate
the core idea or aim of each paragraph from others. The structure of
paragraphs It might not seem much, but a single paragraph can further
be dissected into three constituents: ·
An opening sentence that introduces the topic,
further, linking to the context of the last paragraph; ·
More than one sentences talking and refining the
topic with the help of analysis, evidences and claims; and ·
A sentence that finishes the paragraph, also
linking to the succeeding topic or paragraph. Consider the following paragraph tagged with the above
sections: (1) Unarguably, corruption is a
highly critical aspect to focus on, as it is born where the power resides. (2) Corruption
can cover different forms: political, involving the deception within the legal
system and military forces of a nation; economic, misuse of taxes and foreign
investment; etc. (3) A nation instilled with corruption in its veins is
impossible to prosper regardless of the resources and talent in hand. The above is a simple example depicting the structure and
dynamics of a paragraph. While the same concept can be stretched to the entire
assignment. The point to understand is students need to master the art of
structuring their assignment, hence making it easier to write the content for
submission. © 2018 davidfreAuthor's Note
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