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will is the power of choosing good and evil.
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Origen
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1-Read
your topic carefully.
2-Begin
your research early to avoid disappointments.
3-Formulate
an effective Thesis statement.
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The
best way to get started on your thesis is to prepare an extended
outline. You begin by making up the Table of Contents, listing
each section and subsection that you propose to include. For
each section and subsection, write a brief point-form description
of the contents of that section. The entire outline might
be 2 to 5 pages long. Now you and your thesis supervisor should
carefully review this outline: is there unnecessary material
(i.e. not directly related to the problem statement)? Then
remove. Is there missing material? Then add. It is much less
painful and more time-efficient to make such decisions early,
during the outline phase, rather than after you had already
done a lot of writing which has to be thrown away.
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