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I have been racking my brain, trying to understand the APA formates I have read and reread them; I just can not understand them. I have sent messages to my instuctor but no luck in responding to them. My question is, how do I write out an outline if I can not understand the APA formats? I think I have an idea of what I am supposed to do, but need a little more help understanding it.


When doing an outline you have your main topic ( which mine is on education), which is in with your thesis statment. Then you have a subtopic, I hope I am saying this right ( which is Distance Learning ) , after this I am a little confused. So I think I have to get 2 other subtopics for my actual subtopic? I am guessing that is what they are asking, but I am not quite sure if that is what the APA format is wanting; and not sure if I am on the right track of understanding. Can someone please explain the outline better for me?





Thanks A Lot,

Selina

In your outline, try to be exact and concrete and do not claim more than you can provide evidence for. A good outline should be nothing more like a skeleton to your paper. Thus, an in-depth write-up or description in the outline will not be essential.