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Prewriting Strategie

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PREWRITING STRATEGIES

BY:TAMIKA RICE
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THE WRITING PROCESS

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PRE-WRITING

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WRITE THE FIRST DRAFT

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REVISE THE FIRST DRAFT

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SUBJECT, AUDIENCE, & PURPOSE

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SUBJECT

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE TOPIC?
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AUDIENCE

FOR WHOM YOU ARE WRITING FOR OR WHO IS YOUR READER?
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PURPOSE

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PRE-WRITING TO GENERATE IDEAS

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FREEWRITING

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FOCUSED FREEWRITING

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BRAINSTORMING

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CLUSTERING OR MAPPING

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ASK QUESTIONS

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KEEP A JOURNAL

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PROCESS OF WRITING PARAGRAPHS

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PARAGRAPH

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PARAGRAPHS CONT.

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TOPIC SENTENCE

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NARROWING THE TOPIC

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ACHIEVING COHERENCE

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COHERENCE THROUGH ORDER

THE THREE WAYS OF ORDERING IDEAS
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TIME ORDER

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SPACE ORDER

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ORDER OF IMPORTANCE

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COHERENCE THROUGH RELATED SENTENCES

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ILLUSTRATION

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ILLUSTRATION

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NARRATION

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NARRATION

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DESCRIPTION

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DESCRIPTION

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COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

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CONTRAST

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Tamika Rice