Writing ProcessWriting ProcessBy:By:

Aaron Patrick BelcherAaron Patrick BelcherTuan-Anh NguyenTuan-Anh Nguyen

Steven SalhanySteven SalhanyChristina SterlingChristina SterlingVianney ValeyreVianney Valeyre

The 3x3 Writing The 3x3 Writing ProcessProcess

3.3.RevisingRevising

ReviseReviseProofreadProofreadEvaluateEvaluate

1.1.Pre-Pre-WritingWritingAnalyzeAnalyzeAnticipateAnticipateAdaptAdapt

2.2.WritingWritingResearchResearchOrganizeOrganizeComposeCompose

PRE-WRITINGPRE-WRITING

Analyze:

Identify the purposeSelect the channel of

communication

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Anticipate:

Imagine being the reader and predict the audience’s reaction to your message.

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Adapt:

Shape your idea to benefit the audience and adapt your language to suit the readers’.

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WRITINGWRITING

Research:

Brainstorm for possible ideas, both formally and informally. Then collect data to support your idea

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Organize:

Organize your ideas into a list or outline. Decide on either a direct or indirect writing strategy (for receptive and unreceptive audiences)

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Compose:

Begin writing your first draft, following your outline and evidence from research

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REVISINGREVISING

Revise:

Double check your work for clarity, conciseness, conversational tone, and to improve readability

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Proofread:

Verify that there are no spelling, grammar, punctuation or structural errors and look over the overall appearance

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Evaluate:

Evaluate your work. Has the purpose of the work been achieved? Have the readers been convinced sufficiently?

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