Everyday seems to be a new adventure, and I always have a story to tell, but some people may see it as a bad thing-constantly saying "let me tell ya what happened!" It keeps me going, though, and it keeps me alive, and somewhat interesting- I do believe. I started this blog for my English class, but I'm getting back on here hopefully to bring in the New Year! Something new, and not graded. So, here's what I've got to say.. Remember, make everyday an adventure :)
Monday, February 9, 2009
The Draft
The Revising Process is an experience in itself. In my previous English classes, I have written many drafts (rough draft, 1st draft, 2nd draft, 3rd draft, and final) and never really understood the importance of writing so many revised papers. I see that revision is a definite necessary step in the writing process, but numerous drafts are just busy work. It was helpful in this class to write a rough draft, have notes from the teacher and other classmates, and have a final due. Working in class with a partner was helpful, as well. It helped me to hear the flow of my paper as it would be read by someone else. I personally did an outline/cluster before writing my rough draft, but going over it and making one again from the rough draft was indeed a good idea to make sure the entire paper stays on topic.
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