How many parts are there to the question?

Label them

What is the main topic? This will be the information in the introduction.

5-10% rule. (Less the longer the essay is)

Introduction define the topic, define the scope (limits), background, what is going to
happen in the rest of the essay?

(Abstract) Summary, aims, what are you going to do to achieve your results?

Main Body

Are there other parts to the question? Answer them in order

Each remaining part needs a separate plan

Our plan should outline the key points so that we know:

1) How many paragraphs we are going to write

2) Key points for each paragraph
3) Roughly how long each part will be how many words (+/- 5%)
4) More detailed question part more words!
5) Order our key points in bullet points
6) Write a topic sentence for each paragraph so that our plan starts to look like a shell
7) Write some questions for yourself that you must answer as you're writing
8) Make a plan for your references have them planned before you write so that you
know you can back your writing up with evidence
9) Pose yourself questions as you write, so that an unfinished section has a question at
the end then it's easier to come back to

Experiment, literature review, collection of data, analysis of results

Conclusion

Summarise the main body something conclusive usually the answer to your biggest
question be clear. Don't make any new points (if you find you are doing this, maybe you
need more in the body!) 5-10%