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Hi. My name is Skye and I'm a student who is struggling to figure out how to write a paper for school. I've been looking online trying to find resources, but I just can't seem to find anything that will help me with this specific topic that comes up in my class and it seems like everyone's assignments are different and complicated. So, I decided to write this for those students who are completely lost, struggling with the papers and don't know where to start. To be honest with you: I wasn't really sure that writing this is going to do any good and I probably won't even get any help from it (but if you do, it's OK; thank you!). But I felt like helping those struggling with this assignment is something I should do, especially because after getting through all of these steps and making a plan on how to go about them (even though it will be difficult for me as well), you'll finally be able to write your paper. Maybe not a perfect one but a good one. So, if you are… "Very disorganized with the papers that are due in school." "Is not sure whether they can write a great paper for their class." "Struggling with the structure of the entire thing." then this article is definitely for you! Don't worry, I got your back. Here's what you'll be learning in this article: How to plan out your paper and write it step by step . And after you learn some tricks on how to do it, I'll show several resources that will help you with the papers. So, let's get started! Let's begin with planning out your paper. " Plan your paper wisely ." Now, there is no one-size-fits-all way to write out a paper. Everyone has their own way of doing it, and there are different ways to approach the same thing (example: writing about what you watched on TV versus writing about why you watched something on TV). So, this is important to know before getting started. What you should do is figure out how much time you have to write your paper. For most papers, it will be between 3 to 5 pages (depending on the class and how many sources you need for it). Once you figure that out, think about what kind of structure will best fit your topic. For example: How will you start your paper? You can do a title, body and conclusion. Or, maybe start with the introduction. And if you're writing about something that has happened recently, maybe try to go back in time and organize it chronologically. After you determine the structure of the paper, now it's time to figure out what kind of format you'll use for your paper (chapters and abstracts versus outlines). And over here is where we'll talk about deciding how long each paragraph will be. Some students like to go crazy and write everything out in detail; others prefer bullet points because they think that's easier to read. cfa1e77820
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