Write a reflection on where you think your research has led you – what are the key ideas emerging from your sources, and do you have a working hypothesis in mind?

Write a reflection on where you think your research has led you – what are the key ideas emerging from your sources, and do you have a working hypothesis in mind? Explore what you have – take stock – using the prompts above to guide your reflection.
At the end of your Reflection, come up with three possible thesis statements around which you might organize your essay. You don’t have to stick with any of them – but trying to formulate a thesis at this point will help you understand if you have research to support one.
Create a rough outline that provides structure to your research essay. Reflect on your sources, the information you have found thus far, and arrange your main ideas in a way that makes sense to you.
What are the key points of information from your research you think would be valuable to contribute to an essay. Just list those points for now.
Looking at your key points, what is the significance of each? Does each contribute to the existing conversation around your topic? Do you have evidence to support them? Which ones are stronger ideas and connect to your research more effectively?
What other information might help you convey the significance of these points? What do you think might be missing from your research, or make your research stronger? What other points can you imagine making that you might need evidence to support?

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