The Writing Process

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The Writing Process

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Here is a basic review of the writing process for students.

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The Five Steps:

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Prewriting

Drafting

Revision

Editing

Publishing

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Prewriting

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Prewriting

choose a topic

gather

material

choose a formatPlan basic

structure

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Drafting

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Drafting

Get your ideas on paper!

Use sentences and paragraphs.

Follow the basic structure of the genre

you have chosen.

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Drafting

Don’t worry about

getting it perfect!

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Drafting

You can fix it later!

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After you finish your first draft, you should get someone else’s perception of your work.

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Find a couple of people to read your work—or better

yet—read it aloud to them.

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Ask the following questions, and tell them that you would appreciate their honesty:

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What do you

like about my

piece?

What is unclear?

What questions do you have?

What would

you do to

improve it?

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revision

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revisionAdd details, examples and

illustrations to strengthen and clarify.

Rewrite awkward or unclear sentences or paragraphs.

Cut any words, sentences or paragraphs that are off-topic, distracting or unnecessary.

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editing

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editingCorrect:

Spelling Grammar

Punctuation Style

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publishing

Turn it in!Post it to

a blog!

Submit it to a

publication!

Any other ideas?

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Presentation by J.T. Draper.

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All images courtesy of

Microsoft Clip Art.