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Really struggling on these. Unfortunately I have to complete them by November 14. There are 5 at 500 words a piece.
Curious on most peoples process on writing the essays. Assume you are the point you know what you want to write about - how do you then approach the process? Do you write an outline? Or just start writing?
Curious on most peoples process on writing the essays. Assume you are the point you know what you want to write about - how do you then approach the process? Do you write an outline? Or just start writing?
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Personally, I did an outline first so that I could make sure that the different points/paragraphs were in an order that made sense and flowed well for the reader. It also helped me to make sure that I included all of the ideas I wanted to include, and also made it easier to extract ideas from the essay after I figured out that it would be waaay too long. 
I then brainstormed on how I could connect my different points together. It tends to be pretty jarring for the reader when each paragraph just starts in on a new idea with no transition.
Oh, and this may be just my thing, and this started way back in high school, but I usually write my intro. paragraph last. This way, you can more easily state what the essay will be about after you've written it and have seen where you actually went with it.
Hope this helps and good luck!
I then brainstormed on how I could connect my different points together. It tends to be pretty jarring for the reader when each paragraph just starts in on a new idea with no transition.
Oh, and this may be just my thing, and this started way back in high school, but I usually write my intro. paragraph last. This way, you can more easily state what the essay will be about after you've written it and have seen where you actually went with it.
Hope this helps and good luck!
