Business Administration - Accounting & Financial Planning EAC349 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Denotation, Concept Map, Proofreading
29 Jul 2013
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Experts compose slowly than novices but evaluate their own work better. Planning: all the thinking you do; narrows the scope of the project. Gathering: physically getting the data you need formal or informal. While doing this, you will refine outline and designs with purpose and audience needs in mind. Evaluating: rereading your work and comparing with w/your goals and req. of situation and audience. Getting feedback: asking someone else to evaluate your work can include feedback on any activity in the process. Revising: making any changes required or as per feedback can mean change in purpose or some meaning. Editing: focuses on local aspects of writing such as grammar. Proofreading: checking the final copy for accuracy and errors. The above activities can be in any order and can be done simultaneously and sometimes all of them aren"t used for every doc. If ideas are hard to come up with:
