Writing Process, prewrite, draft, revise, edit, publish |
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The Writing Process (to the best of my understanding) consists of 5 steps:
Prewriting Research, notetaking, brainstorming, outlining, .... Drafting Writing Revising Adding, Removing, Moving, Changing major parts such as whole sentences, paragraphs or chapters Editing checking grammar, spelling, punctuation, captilization, ... Publishing Make the work public in some way Do you use any of this process in your writing? If so, which parts do you use? How do you use them? How do they help you to be an effective writer? If not, which parts don't you use? Why do you find them unhelpful? What do you do instead? -------------------- Not-so-proud member of P.C.A.A.: acceptance is the first step to recovery.
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