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In a world that glorifies hustle and constant connection, JOMO is a quiet rebellion. It’s the peaceful, content feeling of choosing rest over rush, solitude over social pressure, presence over performance.

Embracing JOMO means saying no without guilt, unplugging without FOMO, and reclaiming your time, energy, and attention. It’s not about missing out; it’s about choosing what really matters to you.

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"Essays are an excellent opportunity for students to explore and develop their own ideas and concepts through writing. Unlike research papers, essays allow for complete creative freedom and encourage personal growth."

IIMT College of Law, located in Greater Noida, collaborated with the "Literacy Club Activity" to organize an "Essay Writing Competition" on April 30, 2024, commencing at 11:00 a.m. The primary aim of this occasion was to inspire pupils to delve into diverse writing techniques and augment their writing proficiency.

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1. Choose Your Topic: Start by selecting a topic that you are passionate about and that you have strong opinions on. This will make it easier to write your essay with conviction.

2. Do Your Research: Once you have a topic in mind, it's time to do some research. Read up on the topic, take notes, and look for sources to support your argument.

3. Create an Outline: You don't have to write your essay in linear order, but it's important to create an outline to help you organize your thoughts. This will make it easier to write your essay when the time comes.

4. Write a Strong Introduction: Begin your essay with an attention-grabbing introduction that introduces your topic and presents your argument.

5. Support Your Argument: In the body of your essay, make sure to include evidence to back up your argument. Use facts, statistics, and quotes from experts to strengthen your points.

6. Counter Arguments: Be sure to address any potential counterarguments and refute them. This will make your essay more convincing.

7. Write a Powerful Conclusion: Wrap up your essay with a conclusion that reiterates your argument and leaves a lasting impression on your reader.

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07|04|21

This paper will be the death of me...

Ironic as it is about Eschatology.... so the teaching of afterlife...

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Essay Conclusions

Following the theme of essay-related posts, I figured I’d make one about the most frustrating (and under-taught) aspect of writing essays: the conclusion paragraph. 

I’m going to be basing this off of the five-paragraph essay format, but I will include a little section at the end about how you can adapt this to longer papers.

1) First, a few rules for conclusions.

There should be no new information in your conclusion. This paragraph is about summing up and restating the point of your paper. 

None of the sentences in your conclusion should appear elsewhere - you can and should state the same points, but people will notice if you copy-paste a sentence from earlier and put it here.

It should be of similar length to the rest of your paragraphs.

2) What goes into a conclusion?

This is where you’re driving home your main point, so you’re going to want to have your thesis restated.

You are also going to want to find the most important supporting points. These usually manifest as the topic sentences for your body paragraphs.

Finally, you’re going to want a statement to close off the essay.

(structruing a conclusion, as well as an example and how to apply this to longer papers all below the cut)

3) How to format your conclusion.

The first sentence is going to restate your thesis. Make sure you move around some of the clauses and change the sentence structure so it doesn’t sound repetitive, but your main argument should still all be there.

The next three statements are going to be your topic sentences but rewritten and rearranged. Like what you did with the thesis statement, you’re going to want to rearrange the structure of these sentences. You’re also going to want to make sure the sentences are in different order than the paragraphs they’re associated with. For example, if your body paragraphs are numbered 1, 2, and 3, you may choose to restate the topic sentences in the order 3, 2, 1, or 2, 1, 3 or whatever you want. Just make sure they’re not in the same order, as it breaks up the repetitiveness.

Only one sentence left. This is where you are driving home the main message. How this applies to real life. (Ending on rhetorical questions covered in the next point). For example (and this is really random), if you’re talking about how Moana and Moui’s platonic relationship was one of the main reasons Moana was able to complete her journey, your final sentence might point attention to how platonic relationships are vitally important for individuals to function in society. This may not help everyone, but one tip I found was if you can’t imagine dropping the mic after the last sentence, it isn’t strong enough. If that’s the case, go back and rewrite it. You start to get a feel for it after a bit.

4) Should you end with a rhetorical question?

First thing. Rhetorical questions a little bit risky, but they can have a pretty big pay-off. A general rule of thumb is that they push the quality of your essay toward whichever extreme it’s leaning toward.

If you wrote a meh essay, avoid using a rhetorical question. In this situation, it can have the effect of making your argument look a bit wishy-washy, and can annoy whoever’s grading them.

If you wrote a solid essay, it can look confidant and can boost your essay to the next level. Especially if you choose your question well, it can really drive home your point.

If you’re not sure, it’s usually safer to go without the rhetorical question. 

5) An example.

As I have no intention of writing a full essay, I’m just going to list the thesis statements and topic statements, then show how they can manifest in the conclusion. (formatting in thesis and topic sentences corresponds to similarly formatted sentence in conclusion)

Thesis: In [arbitrary book] by [associated author], the hero learns through the power of friendship that he can get through challenges that would be impossible for him to complete on his own.

Topic sentence 1: The power of friendship was crucial in the hero finally overcoming his obsession with the magical orb.

Topic sentence 2: The hero could not have defeated the monster of darkness without the trust and faith his teammates placed in him.

Topic sentence 3: If not for his two companions, the hero would have been lost to the void of misery.

Conclusion:

Throughout [arbitrary book] by [associated author], the hero confronts many challenges, none of which would have been possible if he did not have the power of friendship to get him through. The most dramatic instance of this phenominon was at the void of misery, when his friends saved him from becoming a demon himself, but their bond manifested much earlier. In the beginning of the story, the hero was struggling to overcome his obsession with the magical orb, and it was only with his teammate’s help that he managed to seperate himself from it. When the monster of darkness appeared, the hero nearly lost, but once he realized his teammates had his back, he was able to defeat it for good. All of this proves the significance of having close friends: if humanity goes through the world seperate and alone, only the demons can win.

6) How does this translate to longer essays?

In longer essays, most paragraphs are organized under larger topics

Rather than grab the topic sentence of each paragraph (which would make the conclusion too long) figure out a sentence that sums up the topic as a whole.

Once you have three or so topic sentences, (or as many as is appropriate for the length of your essay), follow the same steps as you would with the standard 5-paragraph essay.