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Begin drafting an outline for a critical review paper. Begin analyzing the research article to review from the Critical Review Evidence Search in Week 5. Draft an outline of a critical review 1. Draft a rough outline of topic. a) b) include an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion sections. c) Body Section should include a minimum of three main points, each with at least two supporting points or ideas. d) Include a sentence at the end of each section to make a smooth transition to the next paragraph. e) The outline does not have to be composed of complete sentences at this point. Instead, use key phrases and words to help guide the direction and content that each paragraph will contain.

Basic Outline Sample INTRODUCTION I. Thesis Statement II. Preview the main points III. Transition BODY I. Main Point: (A declarative sentence about the first main idea for your topic) A. Supporting point 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point B. Supporting point: 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point C. Supporting point: (If needed) 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point Transition: II. Main Point: (A declarative sentence about the second main idea for your topic) A. Supporting point 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point B. Supporting point 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point C. Supporting point: (If needed) 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point Transition: III. Main Point: (A declarative sentence about the third idea about your topic, if needed) A. Supporting point 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point B. Supporting point 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point C. Supporting point: (If needed) 1. Sub-supporting point 2. Sub-supporting point Transition: CONCLUSION I. Summary of the main points II. Restatement of the central idea III. Closing lines that relate back to the introduction