Introduction.
Stating the Essay’s Thesis + Sub-Arguments + Clarifying Key Definitions + Link (Importance + Relevance) + Stating the Purpose of the Essay + Outlining (preferably presented in the order of the text)
Tips:
In the introduction, cite specific data to engage the reader and emphasise the importance of the research question; keep the length moderate, avoid vague or informal terms, and be sure to outline at the end.
Body:
Introduce the research + Relevant explanations (reflecting critical thinking) + Link to the paper
Tips:
The thesis needs to be expressed in clear, concise language around which the rest of the paper is built. If the argument is not clear, the essay may seem disorganised.
Conclusion:
Restate the main purpose of the essay + Summarise the main points of each body section + Clarify implications
