What's in the Introductory Section

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In a well-written Introductory section, the writer:

  1. Summarizes the project and the report’s purpose.
  2. Provides a brief overview of Covey’s ideas.
  3. Provides a brief and focused plot summary of the film you are using.
  4. Names only the essential characters.
  5. Briefly explains why your chosen film is an acceptable movie to show in the classroom.
  6. Uses clear transitions between each piece of information.
  7. Includes a clear thesis statement.
  8. Includes all these pieces of information:
    • Covey’s book title
    • Covey’s chapter title
    • The Lincoln County School Board and/or the Curriculum Development Team
    • film title
    • paradigm, paradigm shift, Personality Ethic, Character Ethic