The document discusses three writing techniques: brainstorming, freewriting, and word mapping. Brainstorming involves generating lists of ideas to discover topics to write about. Freewriting involves writing continuously about a topic without worrying about structure, spelling, or grammar. It has four steps: writing the topic, freely writing ideas until running out, circling ideas to develop further, and rewriting a circled idea as a new title. Word mapping visually links ideas in a cluster or spidergram.

1. Starting thewriting process

2. Starting thewritingprocess mayinvolve wordmapping freewriting brainstorming

3. Brainstorming generate lists of ideas tohelpyoudiscover whattowriteabout

4. Brainstorming Activity 1: Brainstorm a list of reasonswhylearningtowrite in Englishisimportant.

5. Freewriting writingeverythingthat comes toyourmind withoutbeingconcernedwith grammar spelling itinvolvesfoursteps

6. Step 1 Writethetopic of yourcomposition on top of the page. Somefamousathletes and entertainersearnmillions of dollarseveryyear. Do youthinkthesepeopledeservethese salaries?

7. Step 1 Writethetopic of yourcomposition on top of the page.

8. Step 2 Write as much as you can, untilyourunout of ideas. Includefacts, detailsandexamples.

9. Step 3 Onlyafteryourunout of ideas, stop, rereadyourpaper and circlethe ideas youwouldliketofurtherdevelop.

10. Step 4 Rewritethe idea(s) youcircledas your new title, and startfreewritingagain.

11. Word mapping a wayto link ideas in a visual presentation clustering spidergram

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