Similarities in the Writing and Reading Processes
Communicating with text
Prewriting
- Researching/Reading
- Developing content/Brainstorming/Generating material
- Thinking
- Assessing audience and purpose
- Planning
Composing/Drafting
- Follow the plan
- Include notes from reading
- Support our thesis statement with specific evidence
- Make meaning with text
Revising/Editing
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All the parts are there: beginning, middle, end
- It’s accurate
- It’s documented
- It’s proofread, spell checked, edited
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Understanding text
Pre-reading
- Preview text
- Preview vocabulary
- Establish/predict a purpose
- Connect to what we already know
- Anticipate what we will learn
During reading
- Highlight important information
- Define/understand vocabulary in correct context
- Visualize
- Take notes and annotate
- Make meaning from the text
After reading: synthesis
- Summarize
- Organize information (mapping/outlining)
- Apply
- Use
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Rick Dollieslager, Presentation Page: "What Reading Teachers Ought to Know about Writing"
From the Virginia Community College System: "Assessments and Resources for Teaching Reading and Writing Together"
Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) for VCCS English Fundamentals Courses, Levels 1, 2 and 3
Student Learning Outcomes for Texas Integrated Reading Writing