A concept is an abstract idea (which is something that cannot be seen itself), phenomena ( a remarkable thing or event), or a process (a series of actions or steps to achieve a goal). Your explanation will need to take a concept and make it a concrete, understandable explanation that shows your audience that you know what you are talking about. The concept you choose can be from a variety of different areas and should be something you find interesting or want to learn about. Consider what your readers are likely to already know about this concept and what you might want them to learn about it. Recall in class we discussed different strategies you can use to explain a concept. These strategies can include defining, illustration, comparing and contrasting, cause and effect, and classifying. Using these strategies, you can focus and clearly explain an abstract idea, phenomenon, or process.
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