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Lec - Writing Process

The document outlines the course details for ENGLISH-3 (ENG-401) and focuses on the writing process, which includes five key steps: Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, and Publishing. It emphasizes the importance of practice in improving writing skills and provides methods such as brainstorming, free-writing, clustering, and outlining to aid in the writing process. The document also highlights that writing is a skill that can be developed through structured steps.

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Lec - Writing Process

The document outlines the course details for ENGLISH-3 (ENG-401) and focuses on the writing process, which includes five key steps: Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, and Publishing. It emphasizes the importance of practice in improving writing skills and provides methods such as brainstorming, free-writing, clustering, and outlining to aid in the writing process. The document also highlights that writing is a skill that can be developed through structured steps.

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Course Detail:

Course Title: ENGLISH-3


Course code: ENG-401
Learning Objective:

Students will be able to know what is


writing?
What are steps of writing?
How to follow writing Steps?
Writing is not a magic, it’s a skill.
What is writing
process?

The writing process refers to


the steps someone takes to
compose text.
Steps of Writing process

Steps of writing process is as follows:


Step 1: Prewriting
Prewriting

Pre-writing literally means “before writing’’.


You actually begin writing your essay, you
will need to do the following things/steps:
Brainstorming
Free-writing
Clustering
Outlining
Brainstorming

•Just Think
Brainstorming

 Brainstorming means thinking of as


many ideas as possible in a short
amount of time.
 It is used to generate and collect
multiple ideas related to project and
product requirements.
Free Writing

•Just write
Free-writing

 Free-writing is writing freely


without regarding quality or
correctness.
 The purpose is to get what’s in your
head on to paper or screen without
stopping. You can consider this as a
warm up exercise.
Clustering
Clustering is also known as mind mapping,
diagramming, bubbling etc. and is a
brainstorming method.
This method uses visualization to capture your
thoughts.
Place your topic in the center and write down
related ideas, terms or words that come into
your mind around it connected by lines.
You can delve further into these subtopics by
breaking them down as well.
Example of Clustering
Outlining

Outlining help with neatly organizing


what you have already found out
through research and brainstorming.
It will help find out the important
points that will help you tell your story,
from the jumble of ideas you have
gathered.
Step2: Drafting
Drafting
Drafting occur when you put your ideas into
sentences and paragraph.
This draft tends to be writer-centered: it is
telling yourself
what you know and think about the topic.
You don’t need to pay much attention to
such spelling, but pay more attention to
the purpose and focus of your work.
Step3: Revising
Revising
This is a critical part of the writing process.
During this phase you will revisit the draft
and improve it by modifying and rearranging
the content.
Here you think more deeply about your
reader’s needs and expectations.
The document becomes reader-centered.
How much support
will each idea need to convince your
readers?
Is your organization effective?
Step 4: Editing
Editing/Proofreading
Editing is a stage of the writing process in
which writer or editor strives to improve a
draft by correcting grammar or spelling
mistakes.
Replacing or removing mistakes where
possible.
Step 5: Publishing
Publishing
Share your writing with others!
Illustrate your story.
Post it online.
Try to get published!
Listen to someone else read it.
Why you need to follow a writing process?

Writing process is important for a few


reasons:
It will help you write better and fast. By
breaking down the task into manageable
steps, you can do away with the
struggling, and procrastinating.
Practice Required
•Practice makes perfect.
•The more you follow writing Process,
more your writing skills will be
improved
•At the end you will have a draft free
from grammar & spellings mistakes,
reviewed & properly formatted with
final result.
Significance of Practice

•Practice makes the man perfect.


“The writing process: Steps to writing
success’’
References
 https://creately.com/blog/marketing/writing-process steps/
 https://www.slideshare.net/VuPhu1/an-overview-of-writing-
the-writing-process-ppt

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