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Entry #13 - Writing Process

    Writing is not an ability that we aquire easily and naturally, even in our first language it has to be taught. But learning how to write is not just a thing of grammar, spelling or vocabulary. In fact, writing implies a process that involves at least three stages that should be followed in order to have success in our productions. 


By going through all of these stages, learners use their own ideas to produce an authentic piece of writing that belongs to a particular genre, take into account the audience's expectations ,and the impact of their writing on the reader. 
It is really important that teachers consider these stages when they are planning their lessons because it would be helpful for their students to develop writing in an effective way. 
Let´s watch this short presentation about writing. I hope you find it useful. Just Click here, to watch it.


                      
                             

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