-set a realistic schedule of deadlines
-pose possible questions worth exploring
-choose questions that are narrow, challenging and grounded
-the central argument of a research paper should be grounded in facts; not based entirely on beliefs.
-map out a search strategy
-conduct filed research; if necessary
-think about how the sourced you encounter could help make your argument
-select sources worth your time and attention
-keep an open mind and prevent personal beliefs prevent from new ideas and viewpoints from becoming aware to you
-your research questions-not a snap judgment and about questions-should guide you reader and paper
-thesis will answer the central research question you posed
-organize your evidence
-form an outline
-make sure your sources support your argument and back your assertions with facts.
-explain terms or concepts
-lending authority
-expert opinion can give weight to your argument but don't always rely on it.
-mention both views of an argument
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