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The Writing Process

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Complete this matching activity to review the steps of the writing process you learned through the previous videos.

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Conferencing
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brainstorming, thinking about the topic you have been assigned, completing some preliminary research
Editing
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outlining a quick structure for your writing and organizing ideas from brainstorming
Publishing/ Sharing
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putting ideas and outlines into full sentences for a complete first draft of an assignment
Pre-Writing
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bringing a first draft to a teacher or other knowledgeable individual for initial feedback
Writing
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Looking at the text holistically to evaluate connections between ideas. Restructuring may occur here to improve clarity and coherence.
Drafting
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Looking at specific sections of the text to improve style and clarity of sentences.
Proofreading
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Looking at specific grammar, punctuation, and spelling issues within an assignment to produce an error-free, polished product.
Revisions
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Submitting a final copy of the assignment to a teacher or posting it somewhere for public enjoyment.
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The first step of the writing process is drafting.

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Writing an argumentative essay includes your own personal opinion as credible evidence.

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This video introduces a way to set goals for yourself that are specific, measurable, actionable, relevant, and time bound. You will use this structure to create a goal for yourself for Quarter 2 following this video.
Question 13
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Create a SMART goal for how you want to improve as a writer and student this quarter in ELA.