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    The document outlines the systematic process of writing and presenting, which includes planning, checking, implementing, and improving. It describes writing as an example of the communication system with sender, message, channel, and receiver. The writing process involves defining the message and target segment, collecting data, outlining, organizing the content into an introduction, body, and conclusion, field checking, writing the text, revising, editing, printing, distributing, collecting feedback, and improving.

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    The document outlines the systematic process of writing and presenting, which includes planning, checking, implementing, and improving. It describes writing as an example of the communication system with sender, message, channel, and receiver. The writing process involves defining the message and target segment, collecting data, outlining, organizing the content into an introduction, body, and conclusion, field checking, writing the text, revising, editing, printing, distributing, collecting feedback, and improving.

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    The document outlines the systematic process of writing and presenting, which includes planning, checking, implementing, and improving. It describes writing as an example of the communication system with sender, message, channel, and receiver. The writing process involves defining the message and target segment, collecting data, outlining, organizing the content into an introduction, body, and conclusion, field checking, writing the text, revising, editing, printing, distributing, collecting feedback, and improving.

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    Writing and

    Presentation are
    Systemic, Total
    Quality Processes

    B o u
    n d a
    r ie s

    Writing is an example of the


    Communication System

    Sender

    back
    feed

    Message

    Performance

    Channel

    Receiver

    Objective, Size, V-Aids,


    Environment, Time, Duration, Venue

    The Process (1)


    1. Define M.
    2. Define TS.

    Plan

    Check

    Implement

    4. Organize M into:
     Introduction

    Improve

    3. Collect data about

    M.

    The Process (2)

    Plan

    Check

    Implement

    Improve

     Body

     Conclusion.

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    The Processes of Writing


    Define SMCR+ (OFSETT).
    Collect Ideas.
    Outline.
    Organize.

    P
    I
    P
    P
    C

    5. Field check.
    6. Write /Type text.
    7. Revise.
    8. Field check.
    9. Edit /Proofread.
    10. Print, Bind, Distribute.
    11. Collect feedback. 12. Improve.

    I
    C, Im
    C, Im
    C, Im
    I
    C, Im

    The Process (3)

    5.Check the plan.


    6.Develop the text.
    Plan

    Check

    Implement

    Improve

    Power: the Process

    The Process (4)

    P: plan, define SMCR, discover,


    O: outline, organize
    W: sent/para, special parts
    E: evaluate, correct, improve
    R: revise, edit. Fine tune

    7. Check.
    8. Edit, improve.
    9. Rehearse & Deliver.
    10. Get feedback.
    11. Evaluate, Improve.
    Plan

    Check

    Implement

    Improve

    Plan

    Check

    The Processes of Writing


    1. Define SMCR+ (OFSETT).
    2. Collect Ideas.
    3. Outline.
    4. Organize.
    5. Field check.
    6. Write /Type text.
    7. Revise.
    8. Field check.
    9. Edit /Proofread.
    10. Print, Bind, Distribute.
    11. Collect feedback. 12. Improve.

    P
    I
    P
    P
    C
    I
    C, Im
    C, Im
    C, Im
    I
    C, Im

    Implement

    Improve

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