Posts Tagged ‘First Draft’
How to Establish Chronological Order in a Paragraph
Posted by: lexpower on: April 19, 2010
A good writer uses many strategies to make material clear and understandable to readers. When you plan your document, for example, you must select a structural style to use in ordering the material within each chapter or section—that is, how should you organize the paragraphs to best suit the document objectives? Should you use spatial [...]
Visualize It
Posted by: lexpower on: September 21, 2009
When you have trouble writing about something, try to visualize it. Create a mental image of the thing, part, process, service, task or operation, and walk yourself through it. Or, take a “hands-on” tour. Make sure you thoroughly understand what you are trying to communicate to your audience. If you continue to have trouble finding [...]
Evaluate Your Writing: Planning and Organization
Posted by: lexpower on: June 17, 2009
Evaluate your writing to help control the process of creating a document and to ensure that the final result meets the planning, outline and project requirements you established at the outset. Those requirements function as a standard, or “yardstick,” against which the document is measured to gauge success or failure. Let’s assume that you have [...]
