Process Paper
A paper students take through the entire writing process.
What is a process paper?
True or False: Most of the six types of writing assignments can be designed to include some, most, or all of the requirements of a writing process approach.
What is True?
Students form ideas and gather information, connections, and topics by reading, discussing researching, and writing.
What is generating and gathering ideas?
Students can retell the essential details of what happened
What is summarize?
The seven-step list of the process of a process paper
What is decide on a topic, find information, plan, draft, revise, edit, and proofread
The reason for designing process assignments.
What is including opportunities for feedback and revision?
Giving students a structure and a strategy they can use to both generate and sift ideas as they read and then eventually write on.
What is a Structural Approach?
Students review new insights gained from discussions, additional readings, and or responses from peers and teachers.
What is refining and revising?
Students can establish value, amount, importance, or effectiveness.
What is Evaluate?
Coming up with ideas, then refining and revising.
What is a defining characteristic of a process paper?
Students will examine one or more texts through the lens of critical theory or rhetoric.
What is Critical Theory or Rhetorical Analysis?
Students use metacognitive processes aimed at reviewing what tools or techniques worked or did not work and how they can apply this to their next paper.
What is reviewing and reflecting?
Students can break down something methodically into its own parts.
What is Anaylze?