1. what's the difference between outlining and drafting? if you were assessing another student's outline, what would you look for?

Outline and Drafting.

Every written composition follows certain patterns of writing. Those are namely the Outlines and Drafting.

An outline is mostly a short summary which describes what all is included in the topic. It includes the introduction, subtopics, and the conclusion which uses numeric or alphabetic division.

A draft on the other hand is the organized version of any file or document. A draft elaborates the topic, but not fully. It simply gives a rough idea of what the topic is all about.

When it comes to assessing the outline of any student, it is important to figure out whether outline follows its three vital components (parallelism, coordination, and subordination). Apart from this, one should have a look at whether the main points are categorized well.

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