Reflective Writing and the Revision Process

These flashcards focus on key vocabulary terms related to reflective writing and the revision process as discussed in the lecture.

Reflective Writing

A type of writing that involves thinking critically about one's own writing processes and decisions.

Metacognition

The awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes, often involved in reflective writing.

Process Note

A document where a writer explains their thinking and processes while creating a piece of writing.

Audience

The intended readers of a piece of writing, which influences how the writer communicates their message.

Self-Evaluation

The act of assessing one's own work and writing processes to improve as a writer.

Revision

The process of revising and re-thinking a draft to improve clarity, effectiveness, and overall quality.

Intention

The purpose behind a piece of writing, which guides its structure and content.

Rhetorical Elements

Techniques that writers use to persuade or inform, such as audience, purpose, and tone.

Freewriting

A writing technique that involves writing continuously without regard for spelling, grammar, or topic, to generate ideas.

Reflection

The process of thinking back on one’s experiences and writing to gain insights for improvement.