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Re: Who Controls Education ?
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Originally Posted by pramjockey
Please. The sheer volume of material that I have had to read just for grad school demonstrates that I'm not opposed to reading or learning. However, in this situation, it is your responsibility to present your information in a clear and coherent manner. You have failed to meet this responsibility. |
Pram brings up an excellent point here, Norrin. Papers almost always have abstracts - a summary of what is contained in the paper including a touch of background, only the significant findings (and not all of them), and the conclusion. It's only a pargraph long.
If one writes a good abstract, the reader will then read all the details.
TMI is rarely the way to go if you wish to draw the reader into your examination of your thesis.
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