My chosen project is Beat the Clock: Time Management Training Can Improve Productivity and Morale by Helping Employees Balance Work and Family by Kathryn Tyler

 

Address the following items, which will become the first part of your thesis statement.

Identify the topic.

What is your topic?

State the claim.

 

The claim is what is true and/or misunderstood about the topic.

 

Remember that this is your claim about the effectiveness of the text.

 

What do you believe is true, or what do you believe people misunderstand, about your topic?

 

Combine the topic and claim to form the first part of the thesis statement.

 

Part Two: Second Part of the Thesis Statement

Address the following items, which will become the second part of your thesis statement.

 

Explain different reasons why the claim is true.

Provide three reasons why the claim is true.

How/why is it true or not true?

 

Combine the different reasons why the claim is true to form the second part of the thesis statement.

Part Three: Whole Thesis Statement

 

Compose the thesis statement.

The thesis statement should be formed by combining the partial statement from #3 and the partial statement from #5.

 

The two partial statements should be formed together to make one whole sentence, which is the thesis statement.