The number of words in an EE(extended Essay) is generally around 4,000 words, which shows that its writing difficulty and number of words can be said to be no less than a final paper of our undergraduates. So what does an excellent EE need to contain? What about writing organization? Today, our small series will talk about what is a complete extended paper writing structure and what parts need to be included.

What does an excellent EE need to contain?

① Title Page/Title Page

② Directory Page/Directory Page

③ Introduction/introduction

(4) the main body of the paper/the main body of the paper

⑤ Conclusion/conclusion

⑥ References and Bibliography

The above is the general writing organization of an extended essay of 4000 words. Let's talk about it for everyone:

(1)① Lengthening the writing standard of the title page of the article:

The title page needs to contain the following information:

title of an essay

Study the problem studied.

The theme of the article registration.

Word count text number

Generally, the title can be rewritten directly from the research question, and the question can be rewritten into a relatively concise noun phrase:

If the question is, to what extent can we interpret the layman's negative attitude towards organ donation as a boycott of the hegemonic medical model? Organ donation in Argentina.

The title can be changed to "Modification and Body"-an ethical study on the social representation of the relationship between human body and organ donation.

The main title and subtitle are used here. The main heading briefly expresses the general direction of the research, and the subtitle describes and limits the scope of the research in more detail, and further describes the small branches of the research in the general direction.

(2) (2) Expand the writing standard of the article content page:

The table of contents page of the second part is the table of contents of the whole article, which is placed at the beginning of the article, and the body part needs to be numbered.

(3) the writing standard of introduction:

The introduction of the third part should briefly tell readers what this article is about:

1) Why do you want to do this research?

2) the scope of the study

3) the significance of the research

(4)④ Introduction writing standard:

The fourth part of the paper includes:

1)

2) Analysis

3) Discussion and evaluation

The research process is described in detail. The experimental subjects describe the design and process of the experiment in detail, and explain the experimental results reasonably with the knowledge they have learned. Theoretical topics describe the research done by other scholars in related fields, describe their own investigation contents and results, and make practical explanations with existing theories and investigation contents.

⑤ Expand the writing standard of short conclusion:

The fifth part, conclusion, summarizes the findings of this study. Be careful when drawing conclusions, be clear about the premise and limitations of conclusions, and don't draw too big conclusions. (Focus again! ! ! )

⑤ Extending the writing standards of references in papers;

The sixth part, references and bibliography, needs to sort out the sources of all citations according to the citation formats commonly used or specified in registered disciplines. Format is very important to ensure the integrity and format of cited documents and prevent plagiarism.

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