Lessons Learned During Crunch Time
With only one day in which to really write my paper, I have learned the following:
- A 10-page paper really doesn't take that long to write, as long as you know what you want to write about.
- A thesis statement can be developed after the majority of the paper is written. In fact, it's sometimes easier to do so after you know what you have already written about.
- The theme of the paper can be developed while writing.
- It's amazing how many different ways there are to say the same thing.
- Even without any experience in a particular field, it is possible to sound like a seasoned professional (I hope).
Almost done with my paper! Yay! I might even be able to leave the house today!
4 Comments:
Heh. :) Learned all those a while back, but I'm a natural procrastinator...
Don't forget to fiddle with the margins and font size.
Horray..Im sure you will finish it soon with flying colors and it will be a masterpiece. You always worry too much and then pull it off just fine.
Ezzie -
I am a procrastinator also, but with these huge papers, I didn't think I would be able to pull it off.
R2JB -
APA format dictates font and margin sizes - no fooling with them for me :(
semgirl -
I'm glad someone has such faith in me.
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