In writing a good introduction a few tips can be helpful:
1. Write after finishing: It is advisable to write the introduction
at the end, as you will have a better perspective of the issue and will
prevent missing points.
2. Keep it short: a good introduction is the one that
highlights the objectives, outcomes and significant of research. You
are going to make readers familiar with the field, not tell them a
story to fall asleep!
3. The importance of problem statement: the whole aim of
introduction is making audience ready for the important scene, research
questions and objectives. It is extremely important that your readers
know exactly what you are going to achieve. The importance of a clear
problem statement becomes more, as later in discussion part you refer
directly to the problem. If the problem is not clear, then discussion
becomes unclear too.
4. Organize: start by writing an
outline for your introduction. Try to link the parts with a smooth
flow. You don’t want your readers to think that they are reading some
unrelated pieces.
