CMST

1) Purpose statement: People need to read more books.

2) Introduction: People should read more books.

- Thesis statement (1 sentence)

Three reasons that why people need to read more books.

3) Body: (2-4 main points - only key-words required.) Indicate (clearly state) which organizational pattern you are using for main points. (Remember your outlining format!)

a) Main Point 1 (2-4 sub-points - only key-words required)

Open mind.

i) Sub-point 1

Help you wirte.

ii) Sub-point 2

Invites slove problems.

iii) Sub-point 3

Develop critical thinking

b) Main Point 2 (2-4 sub-points - only key-words required)

Live longer.

i) Sub-point 1

Keep brain stimulated.

ii) Sub-point 2

Reduce longlyness.

iii) Sub-point 3

Reduce stress.

c) Main Point 3 (2-4 sub-points - only key-words required)

Get success.

i) Sub-point 1

Increases skill in an area of interest.

ii) Sub-point 2

Improve self discipline.

iii) Sub-point 3

Improve conversational skill.

4) Rebuttal AND Refutation (1-2 sentences minimum) - (This can be included in your outline if you plan on using it for one of your main points or sub-points as long as it is clearly labeled.)

You will be not able to connect the relations between many things in the world. Your thought will not get the right direction.

5) Conclusion:

So take this challenge and improve your reading habits with just one book today!

- Strong call to action! (1-2 sentences)

6) Minimum 2 sources that you are going to use (provide the citation listed in APA format)

Refrence

“A 2009 study at the University of Sussex found that reading can reduce stress by up to 68%.” （Reading for Stress Relief. Lewis, D. (2009), Galaxy Stress Research. Mindlab International, Sussex University, UK.）

https://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/reading-stress-relief

“Reading every day can slow down late-life cognitive decline and keeps the brains healthier.” (The Reading Brain (Why Your Brain Needs You to Read Every Day), Thomas Oppong, Feb 20, 2018. )

https://medium.com/@alltopstartups/the-reading-brain-why-your-brain-needs-you-to-read-every-day-f5307c50d979