How to write a Thesis Introduction

In scientific community, a research paper is the way how people communicate with each other, sharing ideas and useful information throughout the history of humankind. This method of communication is the most common yet long lasting form of trade for centuries which keeps the knowledge and technology to advance further.

A good research paper may starts with a title but it is the less of concern in writing your manuscript. When you have done with your theory and conceptualization, a good introduction will let your findings into the mind of the readers, it must open a portal to a new knowledge with interest from the readers. These are pointers in writing a Good Thesis Introduction

Set your audience

Before you write your introduction, do not forget to identify your readers, who might they be, what are their level of educational attainment perhaps. Failure to capture your readers or include the type of readers you may have will ruin your introduction or your whole research paper. A strong point will catch the attention of your readers but without exaggeration. Be formal on your words and the keep an active voice in the introduction. This will makes it more interesting and gives your readers the idea that you are really determine to prove something in your research paper. You have to catch their attention not half but full.

          

State your subject matter

Do not blind your readers to what is what, keep them connected to your research, give them pointers on your research topic, hook their interest on your subject matter. Be clear on your thoughts and meanings and the purpose of your research paper.

Review relevant background

Related literature may be found on your Chapter II but it is a good practice to include relevant topics and research findings in your introduction to make it more realistic. Most readers in the scientific community will look on where you have gotten your points, your ideas regarding on the problems identified in your research. This will also prove how reliable your research paper compare to other research out there.

Connect your introduction to your Research Problem

Lastly, do not let the fire burnt out, always make sure that your readers will continue to read your problem statement. Create a strong connection between your Introduction and Research Problem. Like movies you have to create a cliff hanger.