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Comprone, Joseph J. – 1978
This paper discusses the use of film in teaching the composing process to students. Beginning with a description of the composing process in general, it continues with a discussion of problem-solving, composing, and film, using "The Shopping Bag Lady" as an illustrative film. This is followed by a consideration of how to use film to generate form…
Descriptors: Films, Higher Education, Prewriting, Teaching Methods
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Moffett, James – Language Arts, 1983
Explores the similar and different ways that reading and writing influence consciousness. Summarizes the relationship between reading and writing as meditation--a way of modifying inner speech or composing in the mind. (HTH)
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Learning Theories, Meditation, Prewriting
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Flower, Linda; Hayes, John R. – Research in the Teaching of English, 1981
Examines the evidence for both the linguistic and rhetorical hypotheses about writers' planning and presents new research on episodic patterns within the writing process itself. Uses protocol analysis to look at the content and nature of writers' plans. (HOD)
Descriptors: Cognitive Ability, Cognitive Processes, Higher Education, Planning
Averill, Kari – Communication: Journalism Education Today (C:JET), 1988
Describes several strategies to help journalism students avoid "writer's block," including front-end editing, brainstorming, clustering, notetaking, freewriting, and journal writing. (MM)
Descriptors: Heuristics, Journal Writing, Journalism Education, Prewriting
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Johari, Siti Katijah – English Teaching Forum, 2008
Writing, and the vocabulary building that goes with it, is a more complex process than merely putting words on a page. In the process of acquiring vocabulary, for example, students need to understand not just what individual words mean but also which combinations of these words in sentences or paragraphs convey a meaningful message to the reader…
Descriptors: Vocabulary Development, Tourism, Advertising, Printed Materials
McKay, Sandra – 1982
Composition instruction directed at native speakers of English has focused on the composed product rather than the composing process. The teaching of English as a second language (ESL) students has had a similar emphasis, with much classroom time devoted to sentence manipulation and usage exercises. Such exercises have little effectiveness in…
Descriptors: English (Second Language), Persuasive Discourse, Prewriting, Rhetoric
Whatley, Carol A. – 1982
To develop a theory of invention that would include both generation and selection of material for written composition, the four major current theories of invention were considered. Since only one--prewriting--included a selection component and was limited in several ways, a psychotherapeutic theory--focusing--was adapted to the composing process…
Descriptors: Educational Theories, Prewriting, Writing (Composition), Writing Exercises
Flower, Linda; Hayes, John R. – 1981
This examination of an evaluation of writing based on process rather than on product argues that one of the primary functions of evaluation as a part of teaching should be to diagnose the writing strategies that underlie a writer's current performance, not just textual problems. The first half of the paper discusses the various ways teachers use…
Descriptors: Discourse Analysis, Evaluation Methods, Prewriting, Writing (Composition)
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Hawes, L. Clinton; Michaelson, Herbert B. – Technical Communication, 1988
Describes methods for organizing and developing booklets of technical articles emphasizing engineering innovations, used as a marketing tool by corporate sales divisions. (JAD)
Descriptors: Abstracting, Editing, Marketing, Outlining (Discourse)
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Karloff, Kenneth – Exercise Exchange, 1985
Adapts Edward de Bono's "Intermediate Impossible" strategy--for considering ideas that normally would be discarded as stepping-stones to new ideas--for use as a prewriting activity to enhance creative problem solving. (HTH)
Descriptors: Creative Thinking, High Schools, Higher Education, Prewriting
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Hanson, Alice Taylor – English Journal, 1981
Reports on the difficulties a teacher had while trying to compose her first poetry assignment at the Bread Loaf School of English. (RL)
Descriptors: Anxiety, Creative Writing, Poetry, Prewriting
Carey, Linda; And Others – 1989
An exploratory study investigated how writers represent their task to themselves before beginning to write. Using data from verbal protocols, the initial plans of 12 writers (5 experts and 7 student writers) who were working on an expository writing task were examined. The protocols were coded for types of planning. Independent measures of the…
Descriptors: Expository Writing, Planning, Prewriting, Protocol Analysis
Miller, Cynthia A.; Rinderer, Regina – 1980
Many basic writers who possess minimal composition skills are able to articulate their thoughts but are unable to express these thoughts on paper. The talk-write method of writing rehearsal is an approach that allows these students to experience prewriting and composition processes in an enjoyable way. In the talk-write technique, the student…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Prewriting, Speech Communication, Teaching Methods
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Reiff, John D. – Journal of Basic Writing, 1980
Describes a program in which upper-level content courses feature a workshop on the writing assignments required in the course. The workshops focus primarily on prewriting and revision techniques. (HTH)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Prewriting, Skill Development, Workshops
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Zhang, Zaixin – Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 1989
Argues that since invention in scientific research is discovery of the unknown, and since invention in writing is discovery of ideas within existing knowledge, then scientific research cannot be viewed as a part of prewriting in the scientific writing process. (KEH)
Descriptors: Communication Research, Heuristics, Higher Education, Prewriting
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