When you have successfully comprehended the text you are reading, you
should take this comprehension one step further and try to apply it to your
writing process. Good writers know that readers have to work to make
meaning of texts, so they will try to make the reader's journey through the
text as effortless as possible. As a writer you can help readers tap into
prior knowledge by clearly outlining your intent in the introduction of your
paper and making use of your own personal experience. You can help
readers make accurate guesses by employing clear organization and using
clear transitions in your paper.
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