- Don't forget you have resources in the CW 106-113 to help you.
- Work in 15 minute increments, then take a 15 minute break.
- Practice different modes of writing: for 10 minutes generate, for 10 minutes be critical and cut, for 10 minutes research, for ten minutes work on structure, etc.
- Get up and pace around or do a free write. Moving your body has been shown to help you think better!
- Try and out-line your essay to see if that structure can propell you forward
- Write your essay out again word for word in a new document. Allow yourself to make changes as you go. You'll be surprised at the things you notice you want to change.
- Head in a totally new direction. If you're talking about the time you walked up the Rattlesnake, talk about the time you went on a hike somewhere else, or the difference of walking in the mall.
- Write a story about your thinking concerning bioregionalism and how it has changed.
- Speak to the concepts of bioregionalism.
"The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself." ~ Henry Miller ~
Thursday, February 2, 2012
*UPDATED* Revision Ideas
Based on your workshop discussion, begin revising your essays into complete drafts. If you get stuck:
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