Then We Build up the Suspense and Lay out the Dissertation Proposal.

Link the ideas together, think about the logic of what you have to say and leave the last section for the expression of your opinion and the response to the problem posed (don’t waste your ammunition …). Then set out your plan: the main sections, the subsections. This work may seem a drag to you and a waste of time, above all during a supervised test. But it is the guarantee of success! Once the foundations are laid, the “walls” will build themselves, or almost. Dissertation Plan

Perfectionist will tell you:

· Divide the whole thing into three main (or two, but in that case super solid) well-balanced sections and then split each part into small paragraphs.

· Write your introduction and conclusion before attacking the main body (even if you have to change a little later). Why? That fixes your mind on a beginning and an end … and straight- away, that helps you. Knowing where your brain and your pen must get to is a precious guide for a fluid dissertation.