How can you revise the organization of your paper? （ ）
A: Is the beginning of each section and subsection clearly signaled?
B: Do key terms run through your whole paper?
C: Does each major section begin with words that signal how that section relates to the one before it?
D: Do terms that unify each section run through it?
E: Is the point of each section stated in a brief introduction (preferably) or in its conclusion?
F: Is it clear how each section relates to the whole?
A: Is the beginning of each section and subsection clearly signaled?
B: Do key terms run through your whole paper?
C: Does each major section begin with words that signal how that section relates to the one before it?
D: Do terms that unify each section run through it?
E: Is the point of each section stated in a brief introduction (preferably) or in its conclusion?
F: Is it clear how each section relates to the whole?
举一反三
- How do you plan the body of your paper?（ ）。 A: Sketch background and define terms. B: Find a suitable order. C: Create a page for each major section of your paper. D: State the answers to each section.
- What kind of structure in an academic presentation can help us reach effective communication? A: The structure of your research paper. B: A customized, simplified, and question-oriented structure based on your paper layout. C: The inner structure of each section in your research paper can be used as the macro-structure for your presentation. D: Adopt the macro-structure of your paper, and get rid of the micro-structures within each section to simplify your academic presentation.
- Begin each major section of a literature review with a clear an explicit topic statement and end them with a transition.
- Directions:Each of the ten statements below contains information given in one of the sections in the text. Each section is marked with a letter. Identify the section from which the information is derived.
- 中国大学MOOC: You can usually expect there to be some sort of project or test at the end of each section to reinforce what was learned in that section or week.