Research vs Writing
A lot of people have the problem of getting an assignment and starting to write it straight away. The problem with this is that you do not yet have a clear idea of exactly where your writing is going. You do not yet have a plan.
Researching will provide an insight that is difficult to achieve otherwise. Some people do not enjoy or understand exactly how to research. The following pointers will help:
Once you fully understand the topic you are being marked on you can begin to write.
Until you have begun researching, your writing will all be pointless and often wrong. I like to call this filler or fluff. Your assignments should contain as little fluff as possible and that can only come through research.
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paulette said
am December 12 2007 @ 8:34 am
I agree with you that research gives a deeper insight of a topic.While writing, if done without research will be straight and lack of substance.There’s no point in reading a write up lacking in substance.
Jay, writer MemberSpeed.com said
am December 19 2007 @ 8:11 am
Research is one of the most important tools for writing. It is almost always the first step to everything. If you didn’t do your research, how else will you know what to write about? How will you know how to address a certain issue? Or the right way to go about it? How will you determine the strengths and weaknesses of your topic or the extent to which something is applied?