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EDITING--AN ESSENTIAL ENDEAVOR Now what did I mean when I wrote that?

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EDITING--AN ESSENTIAL ENDEAVOR. Now what did I mean when I wrote that?. OVERVIEW. Editing Process Review Student Exercises Explain Writing Evaluation Sheet Official Memorandum Assignment. EDIT FIRST TIME THROUGH FOR BIG PICTURE AND FLOW. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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EDITING--AN ESSENTIAL ENDEAVOR

Now what did I mean when I wrote that?

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OVERVIEW

Editing Process Review Student Exercises Explain Writing Evaluation Sheet Official Memorandum

Assignment

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EDIT FIRST TIME THROUGH FOR BIG PICTURE AND FLOW

Read your letter all the way through—out loud and at least one time Does it make sense? Does if read well?

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BIG PICTURE AND FLOW, Cont.

Did you give the reader all the information he/she needs?

Did you give reader answers to questions he/she might ask?

Has your memorandum fulfilled it’s purpose--to either inform or call to attention?

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BIG PICTURE AND FLOW, Cont.

Will your reader correctly interpret technical jargon/abstractions or need clarification?

Only essential information included?

Proper organizational pattern

Logical movement within memorandum

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EDIT SECOND TIME THROUGH FOR PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE

Accurate purpose statement Overview in intro paragraph Closure statement in final paragraph POC line

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PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE Cont.

Main ideas stated in topic sentences

Paragraph development (supporting ideas)

Transitions to bind thoughts together

Conversational tone

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HOW ABOUT THE THIRD TIME? “MECHANICS AND FORMAT”

Spelling

Effective word choice Grammatically correct

sentence structure

Punctuate correctly!

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MECHANICS AND FORMAT, Cont.

No “dead” words and phrases

Active voice

Sentences varied in structure

Correct memorandum format

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STUDENT EXERCISE

Exchange drafts

Edit

Review

Questions?????

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General philosophy and requirements

The actual grade sheet

Writing Grade Sheet

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GRADED ASSIGNMENT

Mobility Readiness Scenario

Due Date:

Questions?

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SUMMARY

Editing Process ReviewStudent ExercisesWriting Evaluation SheetOfficial Memorandum

Assignment