This document provides instructions for writing a summary. It explains that a summary is a brief overview of the main ideas and key points of a longer text, allowing quick understanding without reading the entire piece. Summaries are useful for assignments, note-taking, and literature reviews. When writing a summary, one should state the title, author, and main point in an introductory sentence. The summary should be a single paragraph in one's own words, omitting minor details, and wrapping up ideas in a concluding sentence without opinions. The document outlines how to write a summary by reading, understanding, and restating the key points and theme in a detailed 5-sentence paragraph.
This document provides instructions for writing a summary. It explains that a summary is a brief overview of the main ideas and key points of a longer text, allowing quick understanding without reading the entire piece. Summaries are useful for assignments, note-taking, and literature reviews. When writing a summary, one should state the title, author, and main point in an introductory sentence. The summary should be a single paragraph in one's own words, omitting minor details, and wrapping up ideas in a concluding sentence without opinions. The document outlines how to write a summary by reading, understanding, and restating the key points and theme in a detailed 5-sentence paragraph.
This document provides instructions for writing a summary. It explains that a summary is a brief overview of the main ideas and key points of a longer text, allowing quick understanding without reading the entire piece. Summaries are useful for assignments, note-taking, and literature reviews. When writing a summary, one should state the title, author, and main point in an introductory sentence. The summary should be a single paragraph in one's own words, omitting minor details, and wrapping up ideas in a concluding sentence without opinions. The document outlines how to write a summary by reading, understanding, and restating the key points and theme in a detailed 5-sentence paragraph.
of large text. The main ideas and key points of a longer text, providing a brief overview for quick understanding. PURPOSE OF A SUMMARY?
• Summary writing is like telling the
main points of a story quickly, so someone can understand what happened without reading the whole thing. WHEN TO SUMMARIESE?
• As a stand-alone assignment to show you’ve
understood the material. • To keep notes that will help you remember what you’ve read. • To give an overview of other researchers’ work in a literature review. BODY OF SUMMARY
• It should be in the form of a paragraph.
• A summary begins with an introductory sentence that states the text’s title ,author ad main point of the text as you see it. • A summary is written in your own words. • A summary contains only the ideas of the original text. Do not insert any of your own opinions. • omit minor points. • Write a last sentence that ”wraps” up your summary. INSTRUCTION FOR WRITING SUMMARY READ THE TEXT BREAK THE TEXT DOWN INTO SCAN: Topic And Overall Shape SECTIONS READ: important points • Understand its sub-point SKIM: key points and re-read
Understand important points State the actual theme
INSTRUCTION FOR WRITING SUMMARY WRITE THE SUMMARY
* Put the key points into words
* Do not copy and paste parts of the article. * Avoid plagiarism * Properly paraphrase the author’s ideas. • Detailed paragraph • Length (9/2=4.5 or 5) • For example e.g ,instance, in otherwords, etc • Main points • Last paragraph