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Writing Advice # 1. The introduction must explain the educational problem, as you understand it, and show how you plan to handle it. This paragraph must inform your audience what to look for, and what to expect. Also, it should comprise a plan (outline) of the structure (organization) of the main body. This can comprise your argument and the essay’s summary.

Writing Advice # 2. The main body of your essay is called the text or content. It is the biggest part of an essay and it has the points that you wish to make in much detail than your introduction and with the evidence. The main body must demonstrate your audience that you know the chosen subject. You do it by explaining the problem to your readers. It is a big mistake to think, “If the marker has studied this topic. I will present it without any explanation.” You should understand that the marker is seeking for proof that you understand the subject. It is as if a mathematician will wish to see how his students have worked out answers to the sums, thus, an essay marker will wish to notice how his students come to conclusions. Also, it should represent the evidence for the argument of your essay.

Writing Advice # 3. The conclusion when the argument of your essay has been presented in the introduction, the conclusion can be a short summary of the main points. When you find out that your conclusion comprises important points not fully covered, it is necessary for you to consider whether they need to be comprised in the introduction, or omitted.