60/60: 60 short videos for PhD students in 60 days

When writing, it's often difficult to know where to start. But there are some simple tricks you can use which apply to almost any project.

First, describe a situation, then a problem or question that arises from that situation.

That then sets up a context for the information that follows.

This structure applies to the thesis as a whole, but also to individual chapters and sections.

This is obviously just a brief introduction to this concept, and it takes some thought to apply it to your own project, but once you master this idea everything gets much easier to write and to read.