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The double bind of writing
It is simply a fact that you can’t find the right words until you know exactly
what you are saying but that you can’t know what you are saying until you find the
right words. The consequence is you must start by writing the wrong meanings in the
wrong words, but keep writing till you get the right meanings in the right words. Only
at the end will you know what you are saying. … You should throw lots (early words
and phrases) away, because by the end you’ll have a different focus, or angle on what
you are writing, if not a whole new subject. To keep these earlier words would ruin
the final product. It’s like scaffolding. There is no short-cut by which you can avoid
building it, even though it can’t be part of your final building.
Fastwriting
1) Concentrate on ideas and not on language, grammar or punctuation;
2) Write as quickly as you can for 3 minutes and don’t stop writing;
3) Don’t stop to cross out or correct mistakes;
4) If you can’t think of a word or phrase, either wtite it in your own language or
leave a blank space;
5) Return to the above problems when you have finished and use a dictionary to
translate these words or phrases.
Conferening
Teachers or students work together motivated with the concern to clarify the
writer’s intentions.
10.12 Pair Work
10.12.1Choose a partner to work with
Your task Partner’s task
Read your work aloud listen carefully to your partner's reading
Both of you
Try and answer the following questions:
1) Do you think the writing is interesting/enjoyable?
2) Is there anything missing in this piece?
3) Is there anything which is not clear or accurate?
4) Can you suggest any helpful words or expressions?
5) Can you suggest a more suitable beginning or ending to the piece?
6)
Do you think it is too long or too short?
7) Can anything be missed out?
8) Has the writer written what he/she was asked to do?
9) Write down suggested improvements on a separate piece of paper.
The double bind of writing It is simply a fact that you can’t find the right words until you know exactly what you are saying but that you can’t know what you are saying until you find the right words. The consequence is you must start by writing the wrong meanings in the wrong words, but keep writing till you get the right meanings in the right words. Only at the end will you know what you are saying. … You should throw lots (early words and phrases) away, because by the end you’ll have a different focus, or angle on what you are writing, if not a whole new subject. To keep these earlier words would ruin the final product. It’s like scaffolding. There is no short-cut by which you can avoid building it, even though it can’t be part of your final building. Fastwriting 1) Concentrate on ideas and not on language, grammar or punctuation; 2) Write as quickly as you can for 3 minutes and don’t stop writing; 3) Don’t stop to cross out or correct mistakes; 4) If you can’t think of a word or phrase, either wtite it in your own language or leave a blank space; 5) Return to the above problems when you have finished and use a dictionary to translate these words or phrases. Conferening Teachers or students work together motivated with the concern to clarify the writer’s intentions. 10.12 Pair Work 10.12.1Choose a partner to work with Your task Partner’s task Read your work aloud listen carefully to your partner's reading Both of you Try and answer the following questions: 1) Do you think the writing is interesting/enjoyable? 2) Is there anything missing in this piece? 3) Is there anything which is not clear or accurate? 4) Can you suggest any helpful words or expressions? 5) Can you suggest a more suitable beginning or ending to the piece? 6) Do you think it is too long or too short? 7) Can anything be missed out? 8) Has the writer written what he/she was asked to do? 9) Write down suggested improvements on a separate piece of paper. 118
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