A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Outline:
INTRODUCTION:
Attention Grabber: In the “Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time,” we see a young adult, Christopher, traveling through life and overcoming obstacles he never thought he could.
Specifics regarding topic: In my high school today myself along with other high school students overcome obstacles we could have never thought of our freshman year. At the beginning of our college prep four class, students learn that “college should be an adventure” as dr. rouch states in his article to incoming freshman.
Thesis: Interestingly, Chris puts the practice into action when he embarks on an adventure in spite of his asperger's.
Body Paragraph 1: Christophers Attitude:
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Support 1: He was always apt to asking the neighbors for help during his murder mystery such as Mrs. Shears, Mrs Alexander etcetera if they had any information. In the google scholar article the author notices the help Christopher willingly accepted by saying “Christopher writes with the encouragement of his teacher” (Schultheis, pg. 1) Sioban, his teacher in school constantly was giving constructive criticism and Chris gladly took into consideration. When he wrote his “mystery novel” he let Siobhan and many others help with the story and make corrections if need be. Roush makes his last point very clear that In the future, in order to be successful we can't be afraid to ask and receive help from others. He says “Most professors, even at big complicated universities, are there for you if you need them, but you will have to ask.” (Roush, pg. 1) Commentary/Support 2: Myself, being a senior in high school, I still get apprehensive about asking a teacher about a question i might have. In the essay Roush says it's important to do this task “before you are in deep water.” (Roush, pg. 2) This being exactly what Chris does. He is quick to ask questions. Conclusion: Being afraid to ask questions can slow one down and stop you in your tracks if you don't ask at the right time. Christopher was on a mission, and was able to stick with it by asking questions and being mindful of his
INTRODUCTION:
Attention Grabber: In the “Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time,” we see a young adult, Christopher, traveling through life and overcoming obstacles he never thought he could.
Specifics regarding topic: In my high school today myself along with other high school students overcome obstacles we could have never thought of our freshman year. At the beginning of our college prep four class, students learn that “college should be an adventure” as dr. rouch states in his article to incoming freshman.
Thesis: Interestingly, Chris puts the practice into action when he embarks on an adventure in spite of his asperger's.
Body Paragraph 1: Christophers Attitude:
Topic Sentence: …show more content…
Support 1: He was always apt to asking the neighbors for help during his murder mystery such as Mrs. Shears, Mrs Alexander etcetera if they had any information. In the google scholar article the author notices the help Christopher willingly accepted by saying “Christopher writes with the encouragement of his teacher” (Schultheis, pg. 1) Sioban, his teacher in school constantly was giving constructive criticism and Chris gladly took into consideration. When he wrote his “mystery novel” he let Siobhan and many others help with the story and make corrections if need be. Roush makes his last point very clear that In the future, in order to be successful we can't be afraid to ask and receive help from others. He says “Most professors, even at big complicated universities, are there for you if you need them, but you will have to ask.” (Roush, pg. 1) Commentary/Support 2: Myself, being a senior in high school, I still get apprehensive about asking a teacher about a question i might have. In the essay Roush says it's important to do this task “before you are in deep water.” (Roush, pg. 2) This being exactly what Chris does. He is quick to ask questions. Conclusion: Being afraid to ask questions can slow one down and stop you in your tracks if you don't ask at the right time. Christopher was on a mission, and was able to stick with it by asking questions and being mindful of his