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TOPIC III – THE ENTIRE WRITING PROCESS
4. Outline – your essay in three parts:
The writing process is something that no two
people do the same way. There is no “right
way” or “wrong way” to write. It can be a very
messy and fluid process, and the following is
only a representation of commonly used steps.
In practice, a writer seldom keeps the order of
the four dimensions of the writing process.
Writing is recursive which may spring from one
point to the next. When writers draft, they also
proofread the manuscript and immediately
correct the typos they may encounter.
Writing in every stage is interrelated that in the
process of data collection, you are required to
record and jot ideas while in the shaping of the
story, you are tasked to write a rough draft and
later modify the essay.
Writing as a process involves a lot of
preparation:
1. Know – what topic you will write and what
you need to detail in your essay.
2. Brainstorming – ideas for the essay by jotting
down examples and listening everything to
reflect the theme are important factors in
shaping the direction of your paper. The
central argument can be supported using
research materials or interviews. Writing
down the moments is also another technique
in generating ideas.
3. Create – a thesis statement from a single
sentence that encapsulates the full essay. In
the introduction, the thesis statement can be 10.
mentioned. reading your work backwards: conclusion
to introduction or by reading out loud.
introduction, body, and conclusion. To write a
good outline is to employ Roman Numerals for
Activity:
headings and lower-case numbers or numbers
Choose a current issue and discuss about the
for subheadings. The headings will represent
positivity and negativity it has brought to the
the main topic of each paragraph while the
subheadings will mirror the details of the community. Before writing your whole article,
first elaborate the following details.
essay.
 What is your topic?
5. Write – the introduction that is somewhat
 What are your main ideas?
startling thereby drawing the attention of
 What is your thesis statement?
the readers. You can provide an overview
 Outline of your essay
and synopsis of your manuscript.
 Write your article in 3 paragraphs (5
sentences each)
6. Elaborate – the supporting details of the
story following the outline. All the
paragraphs must be parallel to the central
theme. Every paragraph must illustrate a
significant to the essay.
7. Write a conclusion from the progression of
details being elaborated. It sums up the
main ideas and provides an impression to
the readers. Beautifully woven essays
answer what is written in the introduction.
It entails a reflection that knits what lesson
or message it brings across.
8. Revise your essay after writing the first
draft by rereading and asking certain
questions. This is the perfect time to re-
examine, improve, and trim to make the
written text for the introduction, body, and
conclusion clear to readers.
9. Compose a second draft from the revision.