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    The writing process involves three main stages: prewriting, drafting, and revising. [1] Prewriting is the planning stage where writers generate and organize ideas through techniques like brainstorming, freewriting, using WH questions, and clustering. [2] During the drafting stage, writers develop their ideas and compose a first version. [3] In the revising stage, writers refine and improve their work through activities like adding, deleting, rearranging content and editing for clarity, flow, and mechanics.

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    The writing process involves three main stages: prewriting, drafting, and revising. [1] Prewriting is the planning stage where writers generate and organize ideas through techniques like brainstorming, freewriting, using WH questions, and clustering. [2] During the drafting stage, writers develop their ideas and compose a first version. [3] In the revising stage, writers refine and improve their work through activities like adding, deleting, rearranging content and editing for clarity, flow, and mechanics.

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    The Writ Ing Proce SS: The Stages of The Writing Process To Practice Techniques For Generating Ideas

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    The writing process involves three main stages: prewriting, drafting, and revising. [1] Prewriting is the planning stage where writers generate and organize ideas through techniques like brainstorming, freewriting, using WH questions, and clustering. [2] During the drafting stage, writers develop their ideas and compose a first version. [3] In the revising stage, writers refine and improve their work through activities like adding, deleting, rearranging content and editing for clarity, flow, and mechanics.

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    The stages of the writing process
    To practice techniques for generating ideas
    The General Sequence of Writing

    Prewriting

    Drafting

    Revising
    Prewriting
    It is the time to think about your topic and generate ideas.

    Focusing on the topic and making a plan of the piece of


    writing.

    Invention Techniques are used.


    Brainstorming

    A way to associate ideas and stimulate thinking.

    Start with a word or phrase

    Set a period of time

    Let your thoughts go in whatever direction they will

    Write a list of ideas as quickly as possible

    When the time is up, look over what you have listed for grouping
    Example 1: A writing task about my
    grandmother
    Example 2: How to manage your time
    Choose one of the topics to brainstorm,
    work about 10 minutes to arrange your
    ideas
    Family

    Travel

    Education

    A fear

    Automobiles

    Computers
    Freewriting

    Writing without stopping.

    No worry about whether the ideas are good or the grammar is correct.

    Free up your mind to let it make associations and connections.

    No interruptions the flow of ideas.

    Do not go back and reread.

    Do not cross out anything.


    Example : A memory
    Wh Questions
    Who-What-When- Where-Why and How questions are
    used to expand the topic with different point of views.

    To clarify your position on the topic.

    Answers given to those question are used as points for


    development.
    Example: My uncle
    Clustering
    A visual map of your ideas

    More creative way of making associations

    Begin with a topic circled in the middle of a sheet of paper.

    Draw a line out from that circle and write an idea associated with the
    topic.

    Continue to map or cluster until you cannot think of any more ideas.

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