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This document provides guidance on how to structure written work. It outlines that an introduction should provide context for the topic and pose a question. The main body should present research, divide the question into parts, and provide critical analysis. The conclusion should summarize arguments and avoid new ideas. References are important to cite sources and avoid plagiarism. Common mistakes include not answering the question, lacking structure, insufficient evidence, and missing a conclusion.
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How to structure written work
- 1. How to structure written work Pavel Pešek
- 2. Content • The introduction • The main body • The conclusion • References • Common mistakes
- 3. Introduction • Reason for the chosen topic • Topic introduction • Question
- 4. The Main body • Do the research • Divide the question • Set the scene • Background information • Be critical
- 5. Conclusion • Briefly summarize • Evaluate arguments • No new ideas
- 6. References • Be aware of plagiarism • Academic work • Help students to get more information
- 7. Common mistakes • Not answering the question • Loosing coherent structure • Not enough or irrelevant evidence • No conclusion
- 8. Thank you for your attention