Composing Your Paper

• Since you already know the subject for your paper, which is child psychology, you don’t have to worry about pick one. So you can move on to the gathering information part of your process. When you are gathering your information you want to take great notes and keep track of all of the resources that you are using, you will need them later. And if you want to write a great paper, you are going to have to narrow the topic, pick something specific to write about.
• After all of the information is gathered, you then want to create an outline with all of the information. You want to separate it into sections for each section of your paper. This will be like a cheat sheet for writing your paper.
• Now you are ready to write your paper; you want to use your outline to write your paper. You want to start with the introduction, then write the body, which should have at least three different support facts to your topic and then the conclusion. Then lastly, the reference section and don’t forget to cite the references in your text.
• After you have written the paper, you now need to walk away from it for a few days and then come back and read it and edit it. You can add to it, fix mistakes in grammar and spelling but you need to make sure it reads well and that you get your point across.

The best way to be able to employ all of these techniques on your research paper is to start it early. The earlier you start, the more time you have to spend on gathering information and writing it. And if you allow yourself more time, then you will create a great paper. A rushed paper won’t get you a good grade but one that you take your time on and do the work on will pay off in the end. Sometimes it’s better to get help from writing websites where you can purchase papers, if you have little time left.