Q Theories of Aging Short Paper Outline Just start the paper with your first paragraph; NO cover page and no header or footer. DO NOT put your name, date, course name, or a paper title at the top of the first page. 1. Introduction Paragraph: 1. Interesting or attention getting topic sentence. 2. Supporting sentences that tell the reader what the paper is about without giving details that require evidence. 3. Thesis sentence. 2. Body Paragraph One: 1. Topic sentence naming the theory/model you chose. 2. Three to five support sentences describing the theory/model with at least one citation. 3. Closing sentence restating and adding a little to the topic sentence about theory/model. 3. Body Paragraph Two: 1. Topic sentence about the use of this theory/model. 2. Three to five support sentences describing how it might be used with at least one citation and an example of use. 3. Closing sentence restating and adding a little to the topic sentence about using the theory/model. 4. Body Paragraph Three: 1. Topic sentence about why you chose that theory/model. 2. Three to five support sentences elaborating on why you chose it. 3. Closing sentence restating and adding a little to the topic sentence about why you chose the theory/model. 5. Conclusion Paragraph: 1. Two sentences paraphrasing the introductory paragraph. 2. Restate your thesis with something extra added from the body paragraphs for emphasis. 3. One or two sentences of reflection on what you learned.