Title: tips and policy strategies for writing the perfect conclusion: with five principles as cornerstones
After my academic career and experience, I know that the thesis is a crucial stage in a student’s academic career. And in this stage, how to write the conclusion part of an academic paper accurately and correctly becomes a challenge in the challenge. Carelessness can result in vague ideas and lack of organisation in the thesis, affecting the quality of the whole essay. Therefore, I would like to take this opportunity to impart some strategies and tips about writing the conclusion of an essay in order to enhance students’ understanding and ability to use the conclusion.
First of all, a quality conclusion must have a firm grasp of the following core requirements:
1. outlining the main purpose of the dissertation, ensuring the integration and coherence of the dissertation conclusion process, and enabling the reader to gain insight into the author’s thinking and research methodology;
2. summarise the factual basis and data that support the thesis’ points and elaborate on their soundness;
3. to look forward to the insights released by the research results and deepen the understanding of the research field;
4. to be rigorous and precise in language expression, with fluent flow, avoiding redundancy or ambiguity;
5. ensure that the conclusion is consistent with the whole text, without conflict or contradiction.
Of course, comprehending and using these sentence patterns is not foolproof, and you need to keep sharpening and working hard to improve your writing. If you have any other questions that are difficult to answer, please feel free to ask me.
I am more concerned with teaching students to understand and apply these thought patterns and steps than I am with solving each individual problem. In conclusion, the key to writing a quality essay conclusion is to look at the big picture, get to the point and hammer out the details. I believe that through hard work and practice, you will eventually achieve satisfactory results in this critical aspect of your dissertation. We wish you all the best in your teaching careers and the best of luck in your academic fields!
