Someone who wants to write with confidence
Keep your draft open, and rewrite it with your teacher.
Sakura (31, planning)Proposals or blog posts, she gets stuck on the opening. In a writing course, she keeps her draft open beside the episode and polishes it with the teacher one sentence at a time.
Before and after learning
BeforeBefore learning
- Cannot settle on the first sentence
- Writing runs long, and the point gets lost
- What she writes ends up scattered everywhere
AfterAfter learning (what could change)
- Can try the conclusion-first pattern on her own draft
- Can rewrite her Markdown on the spot, based on the teacher's comments
- Can take what she finishes with her as a .md file and use it in work documents
The people and ways of using Geniam shown here are fictional examples for explanation. They do not promise any learning results.
For example, a week like this
Answer a question
Writes about "something that made you happy recently" in two or three sentences, conclusion first.
Rewrite on the spot
Revises her Markdown draft while reading the teacher's comments.
Link a reading note
Links a reading note she wrote before to the writing course too.
Take it with her
Downloads the finished proposal as a .md file.
Keep what she noticed
One line in her notes about an opening that worked.
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