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One step that student writers frequently overlook is the first one — prewriting. They launch into composing before taking the time to plan and organize their thoughts. This kind of impatience often turns out to be costly. Papers written without wise preparation are not only poorer in quality, but frequently more time-consuming than papers written with attention to the prewriting phase. That’s right — skipping this step can actually cost you time. Via Dennis T OConnor 
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February 28, 1:27 PM
The writing process works. I wish I'd learned it in school when I was a kid. I certainly taught it when I was in the classroom with kids! 
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March 3, 12:39 PM
Outlining has always been my prewriting strategy of choice. Really cuts down on my "what now" time. Delete the scoop?
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iPad will continue to play a more prominent role in classroom technology of k-16.