feminist

Introduction
Write an intro (what is your topic, why you chose it, why the topic is important).
End the introduction with “This paper will explore/investigate/attempt to answer the question
[Research question: starts with a question word, ends in a question mark]” Option:
your hypothesis instead of “research question”
Literature Review (secondary sources)
Do research in online journals – look for ARTICLES on your subject.
Describe at least three sources: what the source says in two to three sentences and HOW IT
HELPS YOU ANSWER YOUR RESEARCH QUESTION
Experiment (a.k.a. The study aka Primary Research)
Interviews, surveys, experiments, observations – for an English paper we’re going to delve into
the topic deeper here, discussing the sources we found and our research question/thesis
statement.
Discussion and conclusions
Connect literature review, your experiment, and your opinion; express new ideas, your
contribution to the debate. Answer your research question OR state if your hypothesis is
confirmed or not.
References
Author. Title. Publisher. Date. – for each secondary source (MLA format, for English and
Humanities)
Author (date). Title Publisher – for each secondary source (APA format, for psychology)

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