Fundamentals of writing

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Fundamentals of writing Class 4 March 13, 2015

Today The writing process (continued)

The Writing Process Obviously, you should not simply start writing a paper as soon as you have a topic. “Good” writing is not accomplished in one step, either. Writing is a continuous process. Source: www.clickbuyhelp.org

The Writing Process The first thing to consider for any piece of writing (academic, business-related, creative…) is, the audience. Audience Analysis: - Who is going to read this? - How much do they know about the topic? - What do they need to know through this writing? - What is the reader’s purpose for reading this?

The Writing Process Four Steps: 1. Pre-writing a. Choosing & narrowing a topic b. Generating ideas 2. Planning (outlining) a. Organize your ideas b. Create a topic sentence (or thesis statement) c. Make an outline 3. Writing 4. Polishing a. Revising b. Editing

Listing

Clustering

1. Pre-Writing b. Generating ideas No method is better than the others. It’s a matter of personal taste (and time).

2. Planning a. Organize your ideas. - Take your pre-writing notes and organize them into categories

Listing

2. Planning b. Topic Sentence. - Using your organized ideas, make a topic sentence (or thesis statement).

2. Planning c. Make an outline.

2. Planning c. Make an outline. T.S. Explanation Evidence Explanation Concl.

3. Writing JUST WRITE. The first draft is sometimes called the “sloppy copy”. Do not worry about grammar, word choice, spelling mistakes, or anything else. Just turn your outline into paragraph form.

Outline T.S. Supporting point Supporting details Supporting point Concl.

DOUBLE-SPACE YOUR WRITING Journal Assignment In your journal, write your outline and rough draft of your paragraph from today’s class. At the top of the page write: Entry 1 Deadline: Monday 1:30 p.m. Drop your journal in the box outside my office. DOUBLE-SPACE YOUR WRITING