Week 2 2nd - 5th November 2020 Blog by Shaniqua Belle.

This week’s session was focused on the writing processes. First the five stages of the writing process were indicated, which are;

Pre- writing- is where the students choose a topic and gather information and ideas related to the topic.

Drafting- where the students write a rough draft.

Revising- students share their drafts in revising groups and make changes as advised by classmates and teacher.

Editing- students set draft aside for a day or two then proofread and locate errors. 

Publishing- students will publish writing in an appropriate form and share completed writing with others.

Then we went into discussion about the writing strategies. Some benefits of the writing processes and writing strategies are it reduces anxiety and stress from the students, and it increases quality on the final product. By focusing on each distinct step individually, increases a greater chance for the students to create a well-developed final product.

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