Chapter 11 of The Bedford researcher is about developing a strong,
focused thesis statement. You can use your position statement as a foundation
for building your thesis statement. According to TBR, your thesis statement should
provide a clear, focused expression of the main point you want to make in your
research paper. Reviewing your position statement, notes, and considering your
purpose and role as a writer will help you to build a good thesis statement. Of
course, your position statement and opinions may have changed during your
research project. Revise your position statement and re-consider your roles and
purpose before attempting to come up with a thesis. You should always keep your
readers concerns in mind as you revise your position statement and thesis. When
drafting your thesis statement, it is also wise to consider your writing
situation, and the type of document you plan to write. Since the project in
this class is specific to an academic research project, our thesis statement should
be a clearly written statement of what our position on the topic is, and what
we want our readers to learn, believe, or do. Clearly focusing your thesis statement
is the key to encouraging your readers to learn something new, change their
beliefs, and take action on an issue.
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