Category: Wk 5: Relationship with Revision (Lamott, Dila, Reid)

What are the different types of revision and what do they do for your writing? How do I figure out what type of revision works best with me.

Focuses on the importance feedback has on writers during their writing processes. Question arises if feedback helps you or harms you?

Revision has left me with negative feelings about my writing. But after reading Grauman it has left me with new methods to avoid those feelings.

While making revisions is important, another important aspect of the writing process is also getting feedback on what you’ve written.

People view feedback in positive and negative ways, while in the end feedback should be interpreted as positive growth.

Revision allows us to proofread and analyze our writing before completing the final draft. It is a key component that is very beneficial.

Working on your writing with revisions and feedback can be challenging, but it’s a learned skill to make sure it’s the best version of your work.

The blog post emphasizes how writers can use feedback by having an open mind and prioritizing key suggestions to improve their writing.

While we can make our own revisions, it is also important to consider the feedback we can gain from outside perspectives than our own.

My positive relationship with revision and how I feel the understanding of it shapes the writers we become. It’s impact changes future processes.

Revision is an important step in the writing process and should be used every time you write. Here are some examples why it’s so important.