A paragraph about outlines, an outline of a paragraph

    A outline. Gross. The idea of a outline turns he heads of most and repulses most students. Many students only do outlines when required for a grade. When in reality the outline, even in its most rudimentary form, drastically increases the quality of the paper. Using an outline can help eliminate repetitive ideas, join similar ideas, and organize ideas into a form most beneficial to both the reader and the writer. Joining both outlines and paragraphs together can form an extremely powerful paper in which the reader is persuaded to an idea, told a riveting story, or educated on a subject using the two ideas together is remarkably beneficial.

    Paragraphs have formed a very different role and style as we've all gone through school. They gone from 4-5 sentences to 6-10 sentences and now enough sentences to be move the paper in a forward direction. Forming ideas into paragraphs allows for the information to be broken down into logical sections and allows the reader to have a break to digest all of the information presented to him or her. Usage of the paragraph can be extremely powerful in persuading the reader as it can increase the readability of the paper by following a map presented in the introduction to the reader.