TESL 5670 Language Testing Class (Cal State LA) by

pre-write/brainstorm/list ideas

2023-10-17 23:55:11 UTC

I start with reading the rubric while reading through a sample paper - analyze the genre of what is expected

2023-10-17 23:55:14 UTC

I always begin my writing on paper and then I type my papers to finalize them.

ddomin21 — 2023-10-17 23:55:14 UTC

2023-10-17 23:55:19 UTC

Divide prompt into chunks
Make bullets of main points
Reorganize points in logical order
Make bullets into complete sentences

2023-10-17 23:55:25 UTC

Write an outline, dump ideas onto document, rewrite ideas into a format that follows the outline

2023-10-17 23:55:34 UTC

depending on the course and how extensive it is, I brainstorm then gather evidence to finally fully write

2023-10-17 23:55:45 UTC

Read the prompt a few times. Then brainstorm.

natashaguerrero19 — 2023-10-17 23:55:47 UTC

I'll collect relevant materials and start brainstorming the main content. Then find supporting examples or information for appropriate development. I'll also make sure I have proper formatting before beginning. I'll start writing and then stop. Do something else and continue at a later time.

Writing process

2023-10-17 23:56:15 UTC

I just start writing about everything that comes to mind and sort it out after. I usually go through several drafts

2023-10-17 23:56:23 UTC

write all my thoughts freely, separate the thoughts into sections, re-read the rubric/assignment, then begin to write the assignment with the correct format

2023-10-17 23:56:56 UTC

outlines/ make a list of ideas

My writing process

2023-10-17 23:56:59 UTC

I do a lot of research before to decide/refine a topic. If I'm not knowledgeable enough in a topic how can I possibly even begin writing? For research I read at a lot of articles on a series of potential topics to narrow down