lesson 3 Flashcards
During this stage, you have to establish your purpose first. Ask yourself:
“Why do I want to inform,
entertain, or persuade the audience about my topic?”
preparation
is the process by which, the writer, look at different works which are similar in nature with the
paper you are about to write.
modeling
To come up with ideas, you can do any of these prewriting activities: brainstorming, clustering, or
freewriting.
Generating Ideas
is the process in which you list as many ideas as you can think
of without censoring them.
brainstorming
you let the ideas flow freely by writing down in sentences.
freewriting
a technique that uses visual representations to show connections between
ideas.
clustering
The next thing you do with the general topic you came up with is to narrow it down.
Focusing on a topic
The next thing you do with the general topic you came up with is to narrow it down.
Focusing on a topic
The next step in writing is organizing your ideas in an outline.
In preparing an outline, begin by answering the question that leads to your thesis statements.
Organizing Ideas
Once you have outlined your ideas, it is time to write your first this. At this stage, you need to focus
the content and organization not on the grammar and mechanics.
Drafting
an important component of the writing process. It is a response to the written work which
focuses on all aspects of writing.
feedback
is the act of improving the original paper by applying changes based on the feedback.
revision
focuses on grammar and language use
editing
focuses on typography and mechanics.
proofreading
Even if most of your written works are made for academic purposes only, you can still share them with
other people. After exerting effort in writing a good paper, you have to showcase your work to other people.
Publishing
