This is the outline:
Introduction: Attempts to gain readers interest in the concept but may not name the concept immediately.
Thesis: Identifies the concept in a sentence or two; may include a brief definition, an example, or another strategy to clarify the focus, and may forecast subtopics that will be addressed later.
Background: Provides the social, cultural, historical, or scientific background readers will need to understand the concept.
Topic 1: Contains appropriate examples, evidence, and explanatory strategies.
Topic 2:
Topic 3 (etc.):
Conclusion: Might summarize information, give advice about how to use or apply the information, or speculate about the future of the concept.