Malpractice

A. The introduction of your paper should briefly introduce your chosen topic and provide a basic background of information on the topic you’ve selected. After presenting your thesis and offering a succinct foundation, the conclusion of your introduction should prepare the reader for what you plan to present/discuss/address/question/debate, etc. This conclusion should be no more than a couple of sentences.
B.The body of your essay is really the place where you actually do the presenting/discussing/addressing/questioning/debating, etc. concerning your topic. Here, you will examine the information gathered from your research and provide the information that is most relevant. This section is comprised of paragraphs that should contain any evidence, arguments, and/or examples that support your thesis.
C. In the conclusion/discussion section, begin with a short summary of the specific points of your essay, followed by your opinions about the information gathered. This is the portion of the paper that I expect your personal take on the topic you’ve selected. Did you learn anything? Did your thoughts/perspectives change after researching this topic?
D. References in APA format as well