Outlines

An outline will help you organize and develop your ideas. Start with your subject and then break it down into categories. Use bulleted lists and abbreviations.

Sample Outline
Notes

Writing a Paper
Planning to Write
Communication

Developing an Outline
Let researchpaper.com explain the whole thing in great detail.

Sample Outline

Hockey

History

Origins
1800's to 1930
1930 to present day

Hockey Greats

Old-timers
Rookies

Equipment

players
goalies

Rules of the game

lines
penalties
scoring

Memorabilia

hockey cards

history

merchandising
souvenirs

Other Hockey types

street hockey
field hockey
air hockey

Notes

For a more complicated project, you can go into even greater detail. Notice how everything was divided into categories and sub-categories. This keeps relevant information together.

Sources
Click here for a list of sources used in this project.
Glossary
All the words in bold are found in the Glossary. If you don't understand a word, click on the beside it, to go directly to the Glossary Page.
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