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Traditionally, the teaching of writing assumed a one-draft only mentality. The object was to get it done and move along. Students were forced into instant writing with one-shot drafts being published in a single sitting. The emphasis has
shifted from analyzing children's finished products to looking at what children think and do as they write. Writing is now viewed as a multistage process. However, it is misleading to think of these stages as occurring in a sequential and linear
fashion. The stages are interactive and frequently occur simultaneously. The writing process consists of prewriting, drafting, revising, editing,
and publishing.
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