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Writing an effective conclusion is difficult for many students. Teach your students to refer to the purpose of the essay again before attempting to write a conclusion. After carefully considering the purpose, students can then determine how to approach the final paragraph. A final, forceful point? A summary of an opinion? A description of the impact of an event? An effective conclusion responds to the purpose of the essay with clarity and power. Offer students examples of effective essays, without the conclusions, and allow them to practice writing effective conclusions.
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