The document outlines the key elements of an essay, including a thesis statement that takes a clear position, evidence to support the thesis, an analysis and reflection on how the evidence relates to the thesis, and an organized structure with a problem or question, motive, and sections to develop the idea.
The document outlines the key elements of an essay, including a thesis statement that takes a clear position, evidence to support the thesis, an analysis and reflection on how the evidence relates to the thesis, and an organized structure with a problem or question, motive, and sections to develop the idea.
The document outlines the key elements of an essay, including a thesis statement that takes a clear position, evidence to support the thesis, an analysis and reflection on how the evidence relates to the thesis, and an organized structure with a problem or question, motive, and sections to develop the idea.
ELEMENTS OF ESSAY • Thesis Statement • Problem or Question • Motive • Evidence • Analysis and Reflection • Structure Thesis Statement
It is the main proposition of an essay.
The thesis statement must be arguable that differentiates it from a fact and must be in a persuasive writing style. Problem or Question The problem statements or the important issue of the essay that must be defined and described in the essay. Motive The reason for writing the essay. Evidence The facts and data or information that supports the whole essay and prove the main point of the essay. Analysis and Reflection In which the writer turns the evidence into an arguable statement that provides the reader how the evidence supports, develops, or explained the essay’s thesis statement. Structure The work that the writer does to organize the idea, the series of sub- topics and sections through which it is explained and developed. Thank you for listening!