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How To Writing A Research Essay     The toughest part of the essay, for me, was taking all the information Ihad gained and reduce it to a mere few pages essay. After all, quality is betterthan quantity. I feel that if I weakened my essay, it would be weaker because Icouldnt include everything that I had seeked. This would mean that much ofthe time I spent and the information I had gathered in my research was going towaste.     Reviewing the finished product, I realized that my shortened essay didin by half the pages did what my old one could not do in a few hundred -- itmade a concise, cerebrate argument. By focusing my essay, I was able to includeonly the best and most important points from my research, while discarding moreextraneous ones. I learned that a research writer is like a funnel he or shemust take in a wide range of information at the beginning, and turn it into anarrow argument in the end.     An essay is mo re than just uniting facts from your research, it is anopportunity for you to voice your own opinion. An essay with just facts isinformative, only not very interesting and get boring. It tends to lose youraudience.. A strong essay is one that uses facts to support an argument based onthe writers analysis of the topic. up to now though this is easier said then done.     Always keep the essay question in mind during your research. Askyourself "What do I need to know in order to answer the question?" Have asystem of how you are going to answer that question. Find plenty of informationto support your argument. Throughout your research you will surely findchallenges.