Introductions
Moves to make:
1. Present the topic.
2. Establish common ground with the reader.
3. Give the context of the discussion, the perspective you’re taking.
4. Interest the reader
- use a hook (1st sentence);
- draw the reader into the paper.
5. Establish relevance or significance.
- through topicality;
- through connection to audience;
- through implications.
6. Tell the main point.
7. Give an overview of the structure of the paper (last sentence).
Structures to use:
- Start with a broad point and narrow to your main point.
Stumbling block:It can be easy to write boring, over-generalizing opening sentences.
- Start with an example or story and show how it illustrates your main point.
Stumbling block: It can be easy to use something clever that doesn’t actually support the point.
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