It is very difficult for the student and professional to start writing a thesis because they do not know how to formulate a thesis statement. A good thesis should states the purpose on the document and should have a perfect structure. A weak thesis lacks in direction and uninteresting to the reader. A good thesis should have arguable claim and should be clear and specific as possible. It should also not answerable by yes or not but a fact that provides evidence. A thesis argument should prove with evidences from primary and secondary resources. These resources include articles, books, letters, diaries, government diaries, magazines, newspaper, etc.
Here are some ways to write to start a thesis:
- Make a question about your topic. You can construct your thesis statement by answering that question.
- Narrow your thesis topic. A vague topic goes to nowhere.
- Limit your thesis statement to one or two sentences in length.
- Your thesis statement should interest you so that you cannot be bored with your topic.
- Create a fresh and exciting argument but make sure to have enough resources about your thesis.
- Make sure that your thesis is provable. Ensure that it will back up with evidence.