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    Writting Process Mind Map

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    The document outlines the writing process in 6 steps: 1) Getting started by determining the topic, audience, and sources of information; 2) Collecting relevant materials such as books, notes, graphics from public and private domains; 3) Preparing by choosing a writing space and method, and brainstorming; 4) Writing initial drafts with an introduction, outline, body, and conclusion; 5) Reworking and improving the drafts through rewriting and feedback; 6) Checking for errors and ways to enhance the writing by removing unnecessary words, varying sentences, expanding vocabulary, and fixing punctuation and typos.

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    The document outlines the writing process in 6 steps: 1) Getting started by determining the topic, audience, and sources of information; 2) Collecting relevant materials such as books, notes, graphics from public and private domains; 3) Preparing by choosing a writing space and method, and brainstorming; 4) Writing initial drafts with an introduction, outline, body, and conclusion; 5) Reworking and improving the drafts through rewriting and feedback; 6) Checking for errors and ways to enhance the writing by removing unnecessary words, varying sentences, expanding vocabulary, and fixing punctuation and typos.

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    The document outlines the writing process in 6 steps: 1) Getting started by determining the topic, audience, and sources of information; 2) Collecting relevant materials such as books, notes, graphics from public and private domains; 3) Preparing by choosing a writing space and method, and brainstorming; 4) Writing initial drafts with an introduction, outline, body, and conclusion; 5) Reworking and improving the drafts through rewriting and feedback; 6) Checking for errors and ways to enhance the writing by removing unnecessary words, varying sentences, expanding vocabulary, and fixing punctuation and typos.

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    Writting Process Mind Map

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    Meenakshi Arora
    The document outlines the writing process in 6 steps: 1) Getting started by determining the topic, audience, and sources of information; 2) Collecting relevant materials such as books, notes, graphics from public and private domains; 3) Preparing by choosing a writing space and method, and brainstorming; 4) Writing initial drafts with an introduction, outline, body, and conclusion; 5) Reworking and improving the drafts through rewriting and feedback; 6) Checking for errors and ways to enhance the writing by removing unnecessary words, varying sentences, expanding vocabulary, and fixing punctuation and typos.

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    Theme

    A.Getting Title
    started
    Targeted readers

    Books

    Information Lecture notes

    Research literature

    B.Collect Public domain


    Graphics
    Proprietary

    Public
    Data
    Private

    Find a best place to

    C.Preparation write Choose a way to

    write Brainstorming

    Writing Process
    Brief introduction

    Rough outline Main body

    D.Writing drafts Conclusion

    Analyze each section


    Edit second draft
    Proofread

    Keep rewriting
    E.Rework
    Ask unbiased feedbacks from someone

    Needless words

    Sentence

    F.Check Expand vocabulary

    Punctuation

    Typos

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