How to Write Plagiarism-Free Papers like Professional Writers (3)

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A Step By Step Guide On How To Write A
Good Assignment
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Assignments are part and parcel of a student's
life. Some look forward to it and most run away
from it. So, today we have prepared a list that
will help all the individuals in knowing how to
write a good assignment. Although assignment
writing is not a cakewalk, it is not an
impossible job either.
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Having an outlineWondering how to write a good
assignment? When you have an outline ready for
your assignment, it gives you a fresh
perspective. It helps you toü Check the worth
of the assignment and how much weightage it
carries in your final exams.ü Check the
importance of each question and analyze the
patterns of how your tutor will grade them.ü
Manage time.ü Give each task a deadline so that
you do not pile up the tasks.
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• Analysing the question in front of you
• A vast majority of individuals commit a mistake
  of not reading and analysing the questions
  correctly. The right way to approach an
  assignment is to analyse the problem first. You
  must ask yourself
• ü What does the question demand from you?
• ü What does the question mean, and what do you
  have to do?
• If you have difficulty in interpreting the
  meaning of the question, try re-writing the
  question in your language. You will see that the
  problem will start to make sense..

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• Gathering resources
• Collecting study materials and researching for
  the topic is as important as planning. To search
  for relevant articles, first of all, you need to
  have clarity of what the topic is about and what
  do the questions demand. You will find some of
  the information in your course materials and the
  recommended section.
• You must never forget that you should only
  research for relevant content. Your research
  should have good depth. To find updated course
  materials, you can also visit archives and
  encyclopaedias run by subject experts.

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• Studying in small chunks
• After you have gathered all the necessary
  information in one place, it is essential to give
  them a review. Indeed, all the information you
  have accumulated may not be required. You have to
  fine-tune the course materials by skimming
  through them and identifying the relevant points
• Table of contents
• This is the first step towards writing your
  assignment. It is preferred that you prepare the
  table of contents first. It will help you have a
  rough idea about what to expect from your answers.

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Knowing the right structure
Following the right structure is one of the most
important things that you must abide by. You must
know what kind of an assignment you are given, as
there are several kinds of assignments. An
essay, for example, is usually segmented into
three parts- Introduction Body and Conclusion Wher
eas a research paper consists of The title page

Abstract Introduction
Results Discussion

Conclusion Bibliography, or references
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Writing your assignment
It is highly recommended that you start your
assignment with a gripping introduction. It is
the introduction that makes your assignment
attractive. Then carefully proceed to - ü
Provide background data and information on the
principal issue ü Never forget to state facts
and use statistics by adding mathematical figures
like bar, line graphs and pie charts
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Alls well that ends well
An effective and relevant conclusion is just as
important as an attractive introduction. You must
always keep it in mind that the outcome is your
last chance to prove to the reader that you have
made a valid point. It should briefly summarise
the main points, thereby stating the aim. Once
you are done with all these steps, you can still
improve on it by editing it and proofreading it.
Hope this write-up is worth your time.
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