In most cases when you start writing science papers, you already have the topic. The next step for you is thinking on the plan of the work. Without it you can lose principal direction, fascinated particular, and make the work compositionally disproportionate. Therefore, any plan should include three main parts: introduction, the main part and conclusion. In any of the nature and volume of scientific work, they must be present.

Introduction should explain the topic and reasons why you write about it, the motives that led the author to undertake a subject, as well as for whom and why it is of interest. The main part is a statement of the subject matter: the available information, facts on the subject, the opinions of the author, and the results of his own research. Conclusion represents findings, conclusions, without which the works of the author may seem unnecessary.

Logical, well-formed plan is the foundation of success. But in any scientific work, there are risks of under-and rescheduling. There are also two kinds of lack of system: facts and information - in a heap, or all-all too strongly on the shelves. In a very large economy it is impossible to take into account every detail, and it is not necessary. It is as impossible in a work to lighten everything, because a world phenomenon, the object is subject to constant movement and change. It should be known and taken into account be each researcher. When a plan is put above the case, then the economy (the organization) becomes sluggish, poorly responsive to the "wind of change". If we study a number of similar objects and phenomena, the study should not be dogmatically gently remind the completed application form - exactly the same for everyone.

And now about the main part of the work. If the chosen theme has been studied by previous researchers, it is first necessary to set out what is already known. It happens that the work ends on this. But there is a difficulty: almost nobody will overcome all the literature on the subject, so you should read the ground (this issue defines the role of mentor).

Novice researcher should take very, very critical literary sources when writing their science papers. By naively, many people continue to believe in the infallibility of the written word. But this is self-deception. There are writers, who objectively stood and stand on scientific grounds, but there are some whom anyone from the scientific community recognizes, the authority does not have, or even not at all scientific.
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