Stages Of Process Writing

  | Stages of the Process of Writing: |
1. Brainstorming: is putting down something on paper before you have everything straight in your mind, even though you know that you'll be changing it,maybe even drastically. This "something" is called brainstorming. There are four ways of brainstorming, to be shorter are:
* Think about your project in your head.
* Make loose notes of yourthoughts.
* Freewriting, which means like taking dictation from yourself, writing down everything that comes to mind about your subject (your topic).
* Blind freewriting, where you just turn offyour computer monitor. Just type. 
It’s basic to think of a topic, to decide your opinion about a topic, think of reasons supporting your opinion.
2. Outlining: another form of brainstorming.There are three common methods of outlining are informal outlines, formal outlines, and cluster outlines.
* Informal outline: In an informal outline, you simply try to break your notes downroughly into sections which, even early on, clearly correspond to different parts of your document.
* Formal outline:  specifically, a formal outline will usually signal its several most important partsby beginning the labels or titles of those parts with Roman numerals, and by starting those lines flush against the left margin. EX. I. Introduction II. Body III. Conclusions.
* Cluster outline:In a common form of cluster outline, each separate idea is put inside a circle or box. The circles or boxes are connected to each other by lines. 
3. Drafting: means to write the first version ofit.
There are several different approaches to completing the first draft:
* Loose draft: this style of drafting encourages free, more imaginative thinking and improves the richness and depth ofthought in the final product.
* Sequential draft:  In this style, first you write the various parts of the introduction, then do the supporting reasons one by one within the main body, and...