Name any four steps in the writing process?
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I think what your are looking for is research or preparation, writing, editing and rewriting.  I hope this helps.
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Write the things down and start with something easy. You'll probably find yourself on a roll so tackle something big next and have a reward in mind for when you get evrything done.
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Be neat when you write.  Use complete sentences.  THINK and show it.  As for study, do it in smaller chunks, like several different times set aside with other activity in between.  Stay at it consistently.
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A)- memorizing stuff and understanding them go hand in hand. i think you should try to undertstand about the things first then write them in your own way.. dont learn by heart, try to use your own words and you would find it easy if you understand the idea of the matter.\n\nB)- in your draft and while studyin', please try to state the things you wanna talk about in your answer. for example, if you are talkin about some character in a novel, you should think like this>>\n\n1- the significance of the character in the novel\n2- his relationship with other charachters.\n3- what he does in the novel. \n\nthe above elements or "titles" (1,2,3) are the things that you should learn by heart. Once you memorize them, you would find your pen writin on its own ;) and it would be so easy for you to write in your own words the whole stuff relating to the character and guess what? you wouldnt even forget any important thing.\n\n hope i was helpful enough..goodluck, dear
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start writing on the computer. keep writing until you have said everything you want to say. then go back over an read it. move things around into the position you want then use the rules for a standard essay. Its easy and fast. I got Through college doing it myself with honors no less.
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after write to and subject down u can write the messege
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Start with brainstorming, then clustering, and finally the formal I, II, III kind of outline. The more precise and complete your outline is, the easier it will be to write the paper. If you do it right, the paper will seem to write itself.
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There are some great suggestions here. Adding on from my teaching experience, I'd add...\n\nIt's always good to model the writing process by looking at a good example from a particular genre, then all work on that genre together. \n\nWrite yourself and share with your class. \n\nUse visual stimuli, sounds, smells, objects (photos cut from newspapers, things taped off the telly, sound-effects, aromatherapy oils, an old boot, a torn umbrella....) as starting points. \n\nBorrow a line of poetry or a sentence from a story as a starter, or get the kids to 'treasure hunt' good examples for themselves.\n\nGet kids to edit each other's work. Find opportunities to publish their work - competitions, online, class magazine....  They will want to do well if it's for a REAL audience.\n\nGo to a location or event together - a field, a bus station, a sports game, a river... Divide them into pairs or groups and have them work on different foci (characters, setting etc) and have them share. Use this as a springboard for a writing project.\n\nStructure is often one of the most difficult things for students to grasp - sometimes writing less is more. Have them chart visually the stages a good writer incorporates.\n\nAnd overall, make your students feel that you ENJOY reading their work! Read aloud the best part of everyone's work (don't leave anyone out) and be encouraging!!
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1) Read much good books , news papers and magazines etc.\n2) Make a broad and own vision.\n3) Often try to live in a calm environment.\n4) Write all the things what you feel and keep them away.\n5) After certain time, study them and correct the mistakes and errors if you find and again keep them away.\n6) Once again after a certain time, observe them, then you will find  a great writer there
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I assume you mean essay writing (I am in Australia).  If this is the case, then:\n\n- develop a thorough knowledge of your own learning style\n- understand the subject completely (whether it be a novel, topic or question to answer)\n- before you start writing, brainstorm everything you know about the topic (let your mind be free)\n- next, structure it in a mind map (refer to Tony Buzan's method as it is the original and correct one)\n- then begin to organise information in a linear fashion (ie.  into introduction, paragraphs, conclusion)\n- then start writing\n- then proof read a number of times looking each time for different things (makes sense, content, spelling, grammar, adding information)\n- then rewrite\n\nIn terms of fear/ anxiety - address issues positively by looking at why X is finding this difficult - is there an underlying language/ learning disability, have they experienced failure before,etc etc. \nBuild self esteem and confidence with a show of support and getting professional assistance.\n\nBest wishes.
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try this method\nhttp://www.foothilltech.org/mshibuya/scientificpaperoutline.pdf\nIts a little too late to begin developing a writing style\ngood luck, let me know how it went
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spend some time planning, outline, proofread
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Write a transition from the previous paragraph, then take the ideas of the paper and restate them. Do not put new information into it. Make sure that it ends the paper in the spirit that you were trying to write.
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Sketch an outline, like three lines, one for each body paragraph.  They should be logically laid out, as in one thing should lead to the next. If you know the points you want to hit, you can write your paragraphs with a sensible direction and your transitions will be smoother because you know what you want to talk about next.  \n\nGood luck!
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just write down all ur ideas, whutever pops in ur mind, and then let it flow, u'll be suprised on the results!\nwell, writing is a very tiring process, u shud prepare mentally and physically and always plan ur writing before proceeding.
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know your topic\n\ngather information\n\npick your stance on the subject...pro, con, or non-bias\n\nRough draft... Intro, Body, Re-cap....then final copy.  if you need more detailed explination, email me.
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Essay should be three-five paragraphs depending on your thesis.  \nIntroduction\nIntroduce the topic\nDescription\nThesis and Thesis reasons (usually three)\n\nFirst paragraph\nDescribe First Thesis Reason\nSupport\nSupport\n\nSecond Body Paragraph \nDescribe Second Thesis Reason\nSupport \nSupport\n\nThird Body Paragraph\nDescribe Third Thesis Reason\nSupport \nSupport \n\nConclusion\nReview Topic\nReview Thesis\nReview Thesis Reason\nAdd a nice finish, explaining why this topic is important.  \n\nQuotes are good too, for support.  \nGood luck!