Research Outline
Prompt –Trace the life of your person through their youth/early life, challenges, successes and legacy. Why has your person’s story been largely ignored? Why should their contributions to their career path or to social justice be remembered and honored, and what can we learn from their example?
Introduction paragraph
Directions:
Fill in your hook, background information, and thesis statement in the appropriate spot using the information below:
· Hook- (quote or question about why certain people (especially of color) have been “forgotten” in history) :
· Background info -connect your hook to your thesis statement and provide background info on who your person is and what field/cause they contributed to:
· Thesis – One sentence response to prompt:
Body paragraphs
Directions:
-1. Type your topic sentence for each topic, and make sure this sentence is somehow connected to your thesis.
2. Then write your supporting details.
3. For each supporting detail, pick out which quotes or paraphrased excerpts you will use to demonstrate your point. *** (Remember that you will have to INTRODUCE and EXPLAIN each quote when you write your paper.)
Early Life/Youth
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
Schooling/Education/Training
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· Supporting detail –
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
Struggles/Challenges
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
Motivation- What drove this person to become an outstanding citizen?
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· website:
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· website:
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· website:
Triumphs/Successes
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
· website
· Supporting detail
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
Legacy/Life’s Work that created an impact
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
· Supporting detail –
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website:
· Supporting detail –
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail –
· website
Programs that this person began or has supported
· Topic sentence –
· Supporting detail-
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
· Supporting detail –
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
· Supporting detail –
· Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
· website
Conclusion (Why is it important to know this person and their work/achievements.)
· Review your main points –
· Connect back to hook (from into)-
Research Outline
Prompt
–
Trace the life of your person through their youth/early life, challenges, successes and
legacy.
Why has your person’s story been largely ignored? Why should their contributions to
their
career path or to social justice be remembered and honored, and what can we learn from
their example?
Introduction paragraph
Directions:
Fill in your hook, background information, and thesis statement in the appropriate spot using the
information below:
·
Hook
–
(quote or question about why certain people (especially of color) have been
“forgotten” in history) :
·
Background info
–
connect your
hook to your thesis statement and provide
background info on who your person is and what field/cause they contributed to:
·
Thesis
–
One sentence response to prompt:
Body paragraphs
Directions:
–
1. Type your topic sentence for each topic, and make sure this sentence is somehow connected to
your thesis.
2. Then write your supporting details.
3. For each supporting detail, pick out which quotes or paraphrased excerpts you will use to
demonstrate
your point.
***
(Remember that you will have to INTRODUCE and EXPLAIN
each quote when you write your paper.)
Early Life/Youth
·
Topic sentence
–
·
Supporting detail
–
·
Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
–
·
Supporting detail
·
Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail
Research Outline
Prompt -Trace the life of your person through their youth/early life, challenges, successes and
legacy. Why has your person’s story been largely ignored? Why should their contributions to
their career path or to social justice be remembered and honored, and what can we learn from
their example?
Introduction paragraph
Directions:
Fill in your hook, background information, and thesis statement in the appropriate spot using the
information below:
Hook- (quote or question about why certain people (especially of color) have been
“forgotten” in history) :
Background info -connect your hook to your thesis statement and provide
background info on who your person is and what field/cause they contributed to:
Thesis – One sentence response to prompt:
Body paragraphs
Directions:
-1. Type your topic sentence for each topic, and make sure this sentence is somehow connected to
your thesis.
2. Then write your supporting details.
3. For each supporting detail, pick out which quotes or paraphrased excerpts you will use to
demonstrate your point. *** (Remember that you will have to INTRODUCE and EXPLAIN
each quote when you write your paper.)
Early Life/Youth
Topic sentence –
Supporting detail-
Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail-
Supporting detail
Quote or paraphrased text showing that detail