The Writing Process

Dec 04, 2025

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Explore the writing process as discussed by Gina Fournier, an English instructor at Oakland Community College. This resource offers valuable insights and tips for improving writing skills, emphasizing the importance of structure, clarity, and creativity in composition. Designed for students and fellow educators, this content encourages collaboration and knowledge sharing with proper credit and permissions. Unlock your potential in writing through these shared experiences and guidance. For questions or further discussion, reach out to Gina at gmfourni@oaklandcc.edu.

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The Writing Process

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1. The Writing Process

2. Other instructors: share with credit and permission please Gina Fournier English Instructor January 2008 Oakland Community College Royal Oak/Southfield campus contact: gmfourni@oaklandcc.edu

The Writing Process

The Writing Process. Introduction. What you will learn f rom this presentation :. How to invent, compose, and revise. How do we write?. Invent. Compose. We…. Revise. Inventing. Invent. Compose. How to …?. Revise. Inventing. Devise a game plan: schedule the writing process.

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The Writing Process

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THE WRITING PROCESS

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The Writing Process:

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The Writing Process:

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The writing process

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The Writing Process

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