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    Mind Map and Outline Templates For Essays 2

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    Mind Map and Outline Templates For Essays 2

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    The document provides templates for outlining an essay, including a mind map template and outline template. The mind map template includes the overall thesis and main ideas to defend. The outline template explains the structure for an introduction with thesis, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and evidence, and a conclusion restating the thesis and tying the paragraphs together.

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    The document provides templates for outlining an essay, including a mind map template and outline template. The mind map template includes the overall thesis and main ideas to defend. The outline template explains the structure for an introduction with thesis, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and evidence, and a conclusion restating the thesis and tying the paragraphs together.

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    Mind Map and Outline Templates For Essays 2

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    The document provides templates for outlining an essay, including a mind map template and outline template. The mind map template includes the overall thesis and main ideas to defend. The outline template explains the structure for an introduction with thesis, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and evidence, and a conclusion restating the thesis and tying the paragraphs together.

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    Mind Map Template

    Key words of thesis (core overall idea) to defend

    Main idea 1 Main idea 2 Main idea 3 (not needed in midterm)

    Sub-point 1 Sub-point Sub-point Sub-point 2 Sub-point Sub-point


    2 1 1 2

    See template for outline on next page.


    Outline for English 213 essays
    A. Introduction:
    a. Lead-in
    i. May be left out, but must be present in the essay.
    b. Thesis : preliminary formulation (you may reformulate this idea when you write your essay)
    c. Breakdown (brief mention) of the main ideas
    i. Key word(s) from mind map Main idea 1
    ii. Key word(s) from mind map Main idea 2
    iii. Key word(s) from mind map Main idea 3 (not needed in midterm)

    B. Body paragraph 1:
    a. Preliminary formulation of the topic sentence aka controlling idea to defend in the paragraph
    b. Evidence for sub-point 1 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    c. Evidence for sub-point 2 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    d. Closing sentence: may be left out here, but must be present in the essay.

    C. Body paragraph 2:
    a. Preliminary formulation of the topic sentence aka controlling idea to defend in the paragraph
    b. Evidence for sub-point 1 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    c. Evidence for sub-point 2 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    d. Closing sentence: may be left out here, but must be present in the essay.

    D. Body paragraph 3 (final not midterm):


    a. Preliminary formulation of the topic sentence aka controlling idea to defend in the paragraph
    b. Evidence for sub-point 1 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    c. Evidence for sub-point 2 to defend the controlling idea with selection of citations and page
    numbers
    d. Closing sentence: may be left out here, but must be present in the essay.

    E. Conclusion: (This whole section may be left blank, but must be present in the essay.)
    a. Re-statement of the thesis stated in the introduction
    b. A mention of key elements from EACH body paragraph (tying up of each thread of the essay)
    c. A final, impactful, closing statement

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