Look for a topic. Hopefully you have a topic in mind.
Use the post on the blog for other writing prompts if you don't have any ideas.
Find and print an article that deals with your issue (within the last 6 months).
Begin to fill in the Brainstorming chart.
Start to look for evidence to support your proposition (you need 3 supports plus a refutation).
Begin to plan out your 2 page or less editorial.
When you begin to write have all the necessary tools from your writing toolbox out - rhetorical devices, reading and writing strategies, notes from editorials and persuasive writing, a dictionary and anything else that will help you write the first draft.
Use the post on the blog for other writing prompts if you don't have any ideas.
Find and print an article that deals with your issue (within the last 6 months).
Begin to fill in the Brainstorming chart.
Start to look for evidence to support your proposition (you need 3 supports plus a refutation).
Begin to plan out your 2 page or less editorial.
When you begin to write have all the necessary tools from your writing toolbox out - rhetorical devices, reading and writing strategies, notes from editorials and persuasive writing, a dictionary and anything else that will help you write the first draft.
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