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Blog Post #9
The article “Revision Is Central Developing Writing” written by Doug Downs. Down explains the importance of revision. He gives an unusual explanation of how the difference between editing and revising but then goes even further period he acknowledges that writers … Continue reading
Blog Post #8
The article “Failure Can Be an Important Part of Writing Development” by Collin Brooke and Alison Carr discusses how setbacks and mistakes are integral to the process of developing one’s writing skills. It emphasizes that failure should not be seen … Continue reading
Writing is not Natural to all People
The article “Writing is Not Natural” By Dylan B. Dryer talks about how we have used writing since before we can remember. The cavemen drew on the walls which is a form of writing. It has developed since then we … Continue reading
Tagged improve writing, learning, revision, writing development
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“I Fear Not 10,000 Kicks Once, but I Fear One Kick 10,000 Times: Our Habituated Writing Practice”
By Ricky J. Revilla In the article “Habituated Practice Can Lead to Entrenchment” by Chris M. Anson, he writes about the writers being subjected to repeated practice and how that affects standards to different communities. Chris explains that this repetitive … Continue reading
Tagged Be Like Water, Habituated Practice, improve writing
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