writing as much as you can, as fast as you can.
	writing down your ideas and checking carefully for any spelling errors.
	copying down what someone else has written.
	writing without getting paid for it.

	diagramming or mapping.
	bunching stuff together.
	lumping together ideas.
	copying a bunch of grapes.

	write in it at the same time, for the same amount of time, every day.
	write in it whenever you happen to think about it.
	write in it during class when the instructor's not looking.
	never write in it.

	identify areas where you need more information.
	feel good about yourself for knowing so much.
	have an excuse to bug people with your questions.
	waste time when you should be writing.

	making a list of everything that comes to mind when thinking about your topic.
	making a list of the details you already know will fit into your paragraph.
	making a list of things you have to do before you can concentrate on writing.
	writing down only your best ideas.

	an effective means of organizing your ideas without actually writing sentences.
	just another list.
	a required part of every paper.
	a complicated form to fill out.

	clustering.
	listing.
	journal writing.
	freewriting.

	see gaps in your support.
	pass the time while you're trying to think of what to write.
	write down whatever pops into your head.
	record your thoughts at the same time every day.

	freewriting every day.
	outlining your daily activities.
	making a list of things to do.
	writing a letter.

	clustering, and outlining
	clustering, and drawing
	outlining, and thinking
	mapping, and diagramming