Writing Process
Writing Process
Final Draft!
References
Introduction
Pre-Writing
Organizing Drafting Revising and Editing Handing in a Final Copy
Pre-Writing
Step One
Pre-writing literally means, before writing. Before you actually begin writing your essay, you will need to do the following things:
choose a topic to write on brainstorm or generate ideas for your topic focus in on central ideas
Organizing
Step Two
Making an outline can help you organize what you want to write. This is a rough plan for your essay and can help make the process of writing much easier.
Essay Outline I. II. Introduction Body Thesis: _____________________ 1. Topic Sentence: _____________ - supporting idea - supporting idea 2. Topic Sentence: ____________ - supporting idea - supporting idea 3. Topic Sentence: ____________ - supporting idea - supporting idea III. Conclusion
Drafting
Step Three
After getting ideas and making an outline of your essay, it is time to start writing the essay. When you begin writing your rough draft, try to remember the following guidelines.
Dont worry about writing the perfect paper the first time. Your goal in writing a rough draft is to develop and support the ideas listed in your outline.
Dont focus on spelling and grammar as you write your rough draft. You can check this later in the writing process.
Revision
Content and Organization
Editing
Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, etc.
Evaluation
Now, you are ready to review what youve learned. Click on the button below to return to Unit A. Do the interactive exercise. Then click on the essay rubric link to see how your essay will be evaluated.