27 Oct You need to have a well-developed, focused (with a Thesis Sentence) Introductory Paragraph in which you set up a persuasive argument that compels the reader to be interested enough to keep reading.

You need to have a well-developed, focused (with a Thesis Sentence) Introductory Paragraph in which you set up a persuasive argument that compels the reader to be interested enough to keep reading. • You also need to have at least three Body Paragraphs that have clear, focused Topic Sentences (or Implied Topic Sentences) and which are fully developed with examples/illustrations/reasons. • You need to write  Conclusion (a Concluding Paragraph) that is more sophisticated than just taking much of the Introduction and saying the same thing in the Conclusion: 

What would you do if you were the Reimullers, played by Meryl Streep and Fred Ward in First, Do No Harm? Would you take your health care, or the health care of a loved one, into your own hands if you were unsure about whether the doctors were operating in your best interests? And, how would you specifically do so?