Students strive to be successful at publications, and with JSR, authors aspiring to publish will receive scholarly feedback after the reviews of their submissions are received. This feedback will help authors identify areas of improvement to their submission and help them better understand the process to be successful at publication. Once published, we strive to provide a global platform for our authors to showcase their work. Journal of Student Research (JSR) is an Academic, Multidisciplinary, and Faculty-reviewed Journal (Houston, Texas) devoted to the rapid dissemination of current research published by high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. CORE is an academic search engine dedicated to open access research papers. For each search result a link to the full text PDF or full text web page is provided.
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When students are writing a conclusion and feel like they don’t want to complete it by themselves, they often start wondering which types of papers our concluding paragraph generator accepts. The good news is, this doesn’t matter! It works with absolutely every academic assignment, no matter how complex it is or how long your text has gotten. The process of crafting a final paragraph is mechanical, meaning that one way or another, your text is going to be summarized. Still, if you’re asking yourself, “Could this tool really write my conclusion?”, here’s the list with the most common options. Our generator has proved that it works best with them. At the end of the end, consider your argument again: what has your thesis claimed and to what end? Try to end your thesis with a paragraph that reiterates not just what your thesis has argued, but WHY this argument has relevance, or import, for your readers. What do you hope the outcome of your research will be? Why are you so passionate about it, and why do you think others should care too? Read a few thesis conclusions to get a sense of different ways of doing this, and check out Pat Thomson’s posts on conclusion writing, too. Then write a draft and share it with your supervisor for feedback.