Youth problems

Start writing the middle, or body, of your paper.Get your ideas down, then see if you need to do any research. Since your introduction and conclusion summarize your paper, it's best to write those last.[10]

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  Include an in-text citation for everything that needs one, even in your initial rough draft. That'll help you make sure that you don't inadvertently misattribute or fail to cite something as you work your way through substantive drafts.
  
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  Write your introduction and conclusion only after you're satisfied that the body of your paper is essentially what you want to turn in. Then, you can polish everything up for the final draft.