Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Good Writers:
- focus on a goal or main idea in writing.
- perceptively gauge their audience.
- spend some time ( but not too much!) planning to write.
- easily let their first ideas flow onto the paper,
- follow a general organizational plan as they write,
- solicit and utilize feedback on their writing,
- are not wedded to certain surface structures,
- revise their work willingly and efficiently,
- patiently make as many revisions as needed.
a. the prewriting stage encourages the generation of ideas which can happen in numerous
ways:
- reading (extensively) a passage
- skimming and/or scanning a passage
- conducting some outside research
- brainstorming
- listing ( in writing – individually)
- clustering (begin with a key word, then add other words, using free association)
- discussing a topic or question
- instructor –initiated questions and probes
- freewriting
b. the drafting and revising stages are the core of process writing.
Prepared by: Joan P. Encinares Submitted to: Jose Genaro R. Yap-Aizon, Ph.D.
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