What are research themes?
A research theme expresses the long-term goals of your work. If you plan to focus on a specific content area (e.g., mathematics, civics), documents that spark your thinking about long-term goals of these disciplines will also be useful.
What is a fluff in writing?
Fluff: Adding More Information than Necessary. Information that does not stay on point. Cute language, familiar sayings, slang, witty lines, or complex terminology. Going off on a tangent, thinking that it will inform the reader even more. Your personal voice or style of writing.
How do you add fluff to writing?
How to Increase Your Essay Word Count
- Add Examples. Skim through your essay looking for any place you have used an example to make a point.
- Address Different Viewpoints.
- Clarify Statements.
- Find Additional Sources.
- Use Quotations.
- Rework Introduction and Conclusion.
- Page Count.
How do you add fluff?
Fluff includes:
- Stating the obvious.
- Saying rather than showing.
- Redundancy/repeating yourself.
- Using overly complex words/sentence structures.
- Overusing words like “very,” “really,” “rather,” etc.
How do you expand ideas in an essay?
- Ways to Expand (& Improve) an Essay.
- Expand individual paragraphs.
- Ask how and why questions.
- Add (more) concrete examples and evidence.
- Expand the introduction and/or conclusion.
- Add a sentence or two at the end of each paragraph summarizing (and/or refuting) the.
- Write new paragraphs.
How do you write longer?
Below are some ways that you can make your essay longer if you’re struggling to reach the required word count.
- Add Supporting Evidence.
- Ensure that You’ve Included Everything.
- Use Transitional Phrases.
- Use Quotations.
- Take Another Look at Your Outline.
- Have Someone Read Your Essay.
- Spell Out Numbers or Contractions.