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Mastering the Writing Process Steps

The writing process has three stages: pre-writing, writing, and re-writing. In the pre-writing stage, the writer chooses a topic, gathers information, and uses techniques like free writing, clustering, and questioning. During the writing stage, the writer creates a first draft without overanalyzing and while following the flow of ideas. In the re-writing stage, the writer revises the draft to ensure the content is relevant, well-organized, and free of grammatical errors.

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Mastering the Writing Process Steps

The writing process has three stages: pre-writing, writing, and re-writing. In the pre-writing stage, the writer chooses a topic, gathers information, and uses techniques like free writing, clustering, and questioning. During the writing stage, the writer creates a first draft without overanalyzing and while following the flow of ideas. In the re-writing stage, the writer revises the draft to ensure the content is relevant, well-organized, and free of grammatical errors.

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THE WRITING

PROCESS
The Writing Process

�Pre-writing stage
�Writing stage
�Re-writing stage
Pre-writing stage is the first stage in writing
process where the writer composes or supplies
information pertaining to the following:

⮚ Purpose of the paper


⮚ Choice of topic
⮚ Gathering information
Pre-writing Techniques
� Keep a writer’s journal by recording personal experiences,
perceptions, and ideas.
� Do free writing.
� Cluster by drawing lines and circles to show connection
between ideas.
� Ask questions (5W’s and 1H).
� Read with focus.
� Listen with focus.
� Observe by noticing details around you through the senses
� Imagine. Use “what if” approach.
Writing stage is the part where we begin to write
our first draft.
Do’s and Don’ts of writing a first draft:
� Do not overanalyze your writing;
� Feel free to follow the flow of ideas;
� Do not exaggerate details;
� Work on the details as much as possible to keep the story fresh
in your mind;
� Do not worry yet about how good your writing is.
� Have fun!
Re-writing stage is also known as the “revision”
stage to ensure the following:

� The content of the paper is relevant;


� There is organization and coherence in the arrangement of
ideas; and
� Grammar and mechanics are clearly observed.

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