You can help the organization of your paper by outlining it before you begin to write. Notice that each paragraph begins with a topic sentence which tells the point of that paragraph and relates to the thesis. The information in the paragraph explains the topic sentence and gives details about it. Also notice that the last sentence of each paragraph leads the reader into the next one. This is called a transition.
Transitions help the paper flow smoothly from beginning to end.
Good organization keeps the writer and the reader on track, and helps avoid repetition and straying from the point. Of course, focus, development, and organization are not the only considerations in writing a successful essay. After drafting the essay, go back through it to check for errors in spelling, sentence structure, punctuation, etc. You must also be sure to cite any references you have used. You must cite your sources in the paragraphs of the paper as well as on the Works Cited page at the end.