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6 Steps of the Writing Process

Step 1 – Prewriting Pre-writing literally means, “before writing.” Before you actually begin writing your essay, you will need to do the following things: 1. Choose a topic to write on 2. Brainstorm or generate ideas for your topic 3. Focus in on central ideas

Step 2 – Plan and Organize Organizing your list of ideas can help you specifically decide what you want to write about and how to go about writing. This is a rough plan for your essay and can help make the rough draft writing easier. There are three main ways to ‘plan and organize’ your ideas: 1. Spider Diagram/Bubble Cluster 2. Outline 3. Columns

Step 3 – Rough Draft Writing After getting ideas and organizing them, it is time to start writing the essay. When you begin writing your rough draft, try to remember the following: 1. Don’t worry about writing the ‘perfect’ paper the first time. 2. Don’t focus on spelling and grammar as you write your rough draft. You can check this later in the writing process. 3. Your goal in writing a rough draft is to develop and support the ideas listed in your outline.

Step 4 - Edit Editing is what you’re used to looking for naturally when you read your paper or peer edit someone else’s. When you read through your paper the first time after writing it, you should EDIT ONLY! Begin editing your draft for spelling, grammar, capitalization, punctuation, word choice, and sentence structure errors.

Step 5 - Revise After you write your first draft, go back over it and look for ways to improve your essay in content and organization. Read through your paper a second time and REVISE ONLY! Begin revising your draft for idea development organization of sentences in a paragraph, organization of paragraphs in the essay, repetition of ideas, and changing introduction and/or conclusion.

Step 6 - Publish The last step is turning in your essay to be graded. Look at the guidelines below for turning in the final draft of your essay. Did you follow the directions on the project handout? Times New Roman e. Double Spaced, One-inch margins Size 12 f. 5 Above Average Paragraphs Correct format (name, hour…) g. Flesch-Kincaid (pre and post) Unique title Is your paper error free, having been edited and revised several times over? Is your final copy clean, not written on, stapled neatly, etc.? Are you turning it in on time?