Organize Information
Organize Information
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Good researchers become experts on their topic by reading, learning, and making connections. In this step analyze and organize your notes as they relate to your research question, then create an outline or graphic organizer. Return to the previous step if more information is needed.
Organize Information:
Organize your discoveries into a response to share with an audience.
Write a thesis statement reflecting your discoveries.
Create an outline.
If needed, gather more information.
Complete these steps using the Online Guide or page 6 of the Printable Guide. For extra help, use the resources below or contact a librarian.
Thesis Statement
Thesis Statement
A thesis statement answers your research question and makes a claim about the discoveries you made. For extra help, try the resources below:
Two-minute Tutorial: Writing a Thesis Statement is a short tutorial from the University of Arizona.
Thesis Generators for Different Types of Writing helps you write an effective thesis statement for analytical, expository, or argumentative essays.
Thesis Generator: University of Arizona helps you craft your discoveries into an effective thesis statement.
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