Stage 1: Pre-writing:
i. Preliminary stage of writing journal article
ii. Finding ideas in various ways reviewing related literature, reading
various sources
iii. Observe and analyze the periodical in which we are publishing our
article, its stylistic requirements and format.
i. Preliminary stage of writing journal article
ii. Finding ideas in various ways reviewing related literature, reading
various sources
iii. Observe and analyze the periodical in which we are publishing our
article, its stylistic requirements and format.
Stage 2: Text development:
i. Actual writing stage
ii. Start with the topic and end with conclusion
iii. Topic, abstract, introduction, key words, body, conclusion all
maintained
iv. Making the writing objective, factual and coherent
i. Actual writing stage
ii. Start with the topic and end with conclusion
iii. Topic, abstract, introduction, key words, body, conclusion all
maintained
iv. Making the writing objective, factual and coherent
Stage 3: Revising:
i. Critiques and feedback from colleagues
ii. Revise focusing on unity, accuracy clarity, brevity, consistency and appropriateness
i. Critiques and feedback from colleagues
ii. Revise focusing on unity, accuracy clarity, brevity, consistency and appropriateness
Stage 4: Final Editing
i. Edit and proof read
ii. Consistency needs to be checked.
i. Edit and proof read
ii. Consistency needs to be checked.
Also Read: Components of a journal article
Also Read: What is journal writing?
Also Read: What is editorial?
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