Congratulations! The structure of your thesis, which has been bothering you for a long time, has finally been solved by you! That’s fantastic! In this series, I’ll share with you my insights on how to write a good ESSAY. I’ll carefully explain the importance of each section and what to look for. I think this is definitely a useful resource for those who are writing ESSAY or want to improve their writing skills!
First, let’s talk about the Abstract in ESSAY. You know what? This part is really important! You need to be clear here about the purpose of your research, the expected results and its impact. At the same time, you need to make clear your core ideas. This section is like a key that gives the reader a quick overview of your research topic and the message you want to convey.
Next, let’s take a look at the Introduction. The task of this section is to give background knowledge of your research, guide the reader into your research area, and state your research objectives, significance, questions, and specifics. At the same time, you have to briefly introduce the structure of the whole ESSAY. This part is like your tour guide, taking the reader into the world of your research.
Then, let’s talk about the Literature Review. This section is like a mirror that reflects the position of your research in the field as a whole. You need to justify the background and foundation of your research by explaining and evaluating the main research questions in depth. You can do this by summarising and summarising relevant literature and analysing and presenting it in a certain logical order. This section acts as a bridge between your research and previous work.
Next, let’s explore the Methodology. In this section, you need to describe in detail the type of research you used and the specific research methodology. You need to explain why you chose this method, where you got the data from, and what results this method will bring. This section is like a map that guides you in the direction of your research.
Next, let’s look at the Results. This section is like a report card that shows the results of your research. You can present important results and trends in the form of tables, charts, and so on. You need to arrange these results in a logical order. This section is like a great show to present your research results to the audience.
Then, let’s discuss (Discussion). This part is like an in-depth dialogue in which you need to interpret and judge the results of your research using the purpose of your previous research as a framework. You need to relate the facts and evidence you have collected previously to your research. This part is like a meeting of minds that stimulates your thinking and innovation.
Finally, we come to the conclusion (Conclusion). This part is like a summary report, you need to summarise your findings, implications and look ahead to future research developments. You need to confirm whether your research meets the initial hypothesis and fulfils the research objectives. This part is like an answer sheet, you need to show the reader what you have learnt.
In addition to this, there are two sections, Appendices and References. The Appendices section is like a supplementary material, you can add tables, charts, questionnaires, interview transcripts and so on. If you need to add a lot of information, you also need to number each piece of information so that it looks more logical. The references section is like a thank you note, you need to list all the reference material you have cited in the text, including charts, tables, etc. cited in the text. Be sure to make sure that your citation is comprehensive, otherwise it may lead to academic misconduct.
Overall, each section of ESSAY has its unique functions and requirements. Only when you master the relationship between them can you write a good ESSAY.I hope my sharing can help you, and I wish you go farther and farther on your academic path!
