Idea — Process writing treats writing as recursive, not linear: planning → drafting → revising → editing. Each stage is teachable, and each improves the final text more than a one-shot task does.
Example — Giving learners 40 minutes to “write an essay” skips planning, revision, and editing — three of the four stages that make writing improve.
Try — For your next writing task, dedicate 5 minutes to planning before learners write a word. Does their draft reflect their plan? Discuss where plans changed and why.
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