Wednesday, September 16, 2015
4.3 Thoughts on Drafting
I have found power in being able to have a good Quick Reference Guide (QRG) with a good thesis and introduction. From my observations, the most important component for a QRG is the organization of the information. In order to have flow, remain concise, avoid assumptions in knowledge and have a consistent pace, there must be a way to plan your writing beforehand. However I can see that using the PIE format could lead to lengthy paragraphs on a document that is supposed to condense and be clear.
After reading Steven Duron's and Oscar Acosta's blog post I realized that I should make sure I use PIE to it's fullest potential and also gave them tips on having an easier time writing their introduction and conclusion.
thing to reevaluate in my draft:
1)PIE check my draft
2)transition sentences
3)check for better imagary
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I agree that the PIE format is the biggest take away from the book. It helps with being concise and keeping organized.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using the PIE format could possibly hinder you when wanting to use a condensed version rather than writing a book. I would guess then that for this subject, QRG, a PIE format isn't really necessary.
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