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Writing Checklist

Research Draft Checklist

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Details or Steps

Follow research plan when drafting. Follow research plan when drafting.

Introduction-previews subtopics, includes the thesis.

Body paragraphs—contain topic and supporting sentences.

Body paragraphs—summarize and paraphrase information from different sources.

Smoothly incorporate information from multiple sources using the writer’s voice, not the source’s voice.

Clearly explain ideas, concepts, and information, so the reader can make connections and understand the topic.

Concluding paragraph—restates thesis, summarizes information.

Use specific language and vocabulary to explain ideas.

Use transitions to guide the reader through ideas and to connect pieces of the text together.

Use a consistent tone, style, and voice.

Use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

Use a variety of sentences—simple, compound, and complex.

Are the ideas clearly explained?

Are there transitions between ideas and paragraphs?

Is the information organized in a logical way?

Is there enough supporting evidence?

Check punctuation, spelling, and grammar.

Save word-processed final draft and submit

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