How to Write a Good Intro of a Thesis

How to Write a Good Intro of a Thesis


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Thesis Intro

A good introduction presents a broad overview of your topic and your thesis and should convince the reader that it is worth their time to actually read the rest of your thesis paper. Below are some tips that will make writing a good introduction :

Start Your Introduction Broad But Not Too Broad

1. Introduction should provide the reader with a sense of what they should expect out of your essay, not to expound upon every piece of knowledge ever developed by man. Go ahead and start relatively broad, then narrow to your thesis, but make sure you’re still on topic.

Provide Relevant Background

2. Provide relevant background but don’t begin your true argument. It’s fine to give a bit of context to your essay in the introduction, but the real meat of your argument should be located in your body paragraphs. 

Provide a Thesis

3. The majority of the time, your thesis, or main argument, should occur somewhere towards the end of your introduction. It is a typical convention to put your thesis as the last sentence of your first paragraph. 

Provide Only Helpful And Relevant Info 

4. Anecdotes can be an interesting opener to your essay, but only if the anecdote in question is truly relevant to your topic. 

Try To Avoid Clichés

5. Some types of introductions may have once been successful but have been used so often that they have become tired and clichéd. Starting your essay with a definition is a good example of one of these conventions. At this point, starting with a definition is a bit boring, and will cause your reader to tune out.

Don’t Write Your Intro First

6. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out exactly what information is relevant to your introduction until you’ve written the paper itself. If you are having trouble with your intro, feel free to write some, or all, of your body paragraphs, and then come back to it. You might find it a bit easier to write your intro once you’re more comfortable with the paper as a whole.

Convince Reader

7. Your reader should finish the introduction thinking that the paper is interesting or has some sort of relevance to their lives. A good introduction is engaging. It gets the audience thinking about the topic at hand and wondering how you will be proving your argument. 

Concl

8. A good introduction is fresh, engaging, and interesting. Successful introductions don’t rely on clichés or irrelevant information to demonstrate their point. Be brief, be concise, be engaging. Basically, a good intro provides the reader with a brief overview of your topic and an explanation of your thesis. 

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