Post 24

 I have updated my post 15 and included a much needed paragraph:

"Once you have set your focus it is easier to develop your ideas on paper in a more natural way. Sometimes, reading something on the chosen topic will improve your arguments and give you a solid foundation to support your text."

This paragraph brings some good suggestions on how students and writers can address quick ways to discuss it.

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