WRITING PROCESS The steps and methods used to generate a finished piece of writing.

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WRITING PROCESS The steps and methods used to generate a finished piece of writing.

The steps and methods used to generate a finished piece of writing.

5. PUBLISHING

References

Author Solutions (2016) The 5-Step Writing Process Recovered from:https://www.authorsolutions.com/the-5-step-writing-process-from-brainstorming-to-publishing/

Literacy Teaching Toolkit (2021)Writing Process Recovered from:https://www.education.vic.gov.au/school/teachers/teachingresources/discipline/english/literacy/writing/Pages/litfocuswritingprocess.aspx

4. EDITING AND PROOFREADING

Editing

Editing focus on making the text more readable and assessing clarity, style, and citations.

proofreading

proofreading focus on eliminating errors and mistakes in grammar, punctuation, spelling, and formatting.

3. REVISING "It is the process of making changes throughout the writing of a draft, changes that work to make the draft congruent with a writer's changing intentions."

Peer editing

It is about to show the paragraph or text to someon else to improve the writing process

Suggested Questions by Brown.

What do you like the most about the writing? What is the main idea? Who is the audience, and what is the purpose? What convincing details does the writer use? Where could the writer add details to make the piece more convincing? What areas in the writing seem unclear? How could the writer make the piece clearer?

It is important to be checked by two or three peers.

Types of corrections.

a. Adding b. Reorganizing c. Removing d. Replacing

2. WRITING / MAKING A DRAFT "It involves generating ideas, general organizing, and outlining."

The writer puts his ideas into complete thoughts, such as sentences and paragraphs, do not focus on grammar.

1. Give yourself some quiet time to concentrate on writing your draft.

2. Try to type your essay in your word processor from the beginning.

3. Start anywhere.

4. Do not be afraid of making mistakes.

5. Use an outline.

6. Be open to discover and explore while you write.

7. Focus on the big things: the thesis, the organization, and the support and development of ideas.

PRE-WRITING "Writers work to determine the topic and the position or point of view for an audience."

c. Planning and structuring

Writers organized the order of ideas.

Questioning Outlining

b. Building the idea

The ideas are already structured.

Strategies

Clustering Discussing Freewriting Cubing

a. Finding the idea

Writers start to develop thoughts and foster inspiration.

There are various ways to generate ideas for writing.

Reading Skimming scanning Conducting Brainstorming Listing questions