Title | Essay Planning Structure |
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Course | fundamentals of criminology |
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assignment 1b template...
Developing an essay plan structure This essay plan can assist you in preparing your ideas and essay structure. One method you can use for developing an essay plan is the TEEL structure. TEEL can be used for structuring the body paragraphs of your essay.
Getting started
The TEEL structure can be used for every
Do your initial research on the topic.
paragraph. TEEL stands for:
Introduction
Check the required word limit of your essay. Review the Word Limit infographic to help plan the word count for the introduction, linking paragraphs using TEEL and conclusion.
Topic sentence Open the main point about the paragraph. Introduce your argument with a strong topic
TEEL Paragraph One
sentence stating your idea. Introduction / Top Bun
Refer to your topic each time to ensure
Introduce the essay topic or question.
continuity.
TEEL Paragraph Two
Provides background information. State what you intend to cover in your essay.
Evidence
Scope of the discussion.
Include sources, quotes or examples that support your topic point.
Conclusion / Bottom Bun Summarise your argument and key points. Refer to the essay question.
Cite your evidence (in text and end of text).
TEEL Paragraph Three
Give examples or quotes that make your argument more credible.
Mention broader recommendations or impacts or further research required.
Explanation Explain how your evidence supports your point.
Other resources • How to write an essay • Understanding word limits
Define any ideas in more detail so they are easily
TEEL Paragraph Four
understood. Linking Sentence Sum up the key points. Link to the next paragraph or to conclusion.
Conclusion
End with a link back to your topic. Consolidates your argument. Include a personal response for reflective essays. Finish by adding strength to your arguments.
Revised May 2017...