question archive Prompt 2: If you select, "On Being Wrong," consider what the speaker has to say about the nature of being wrong and how that may apply to what we, as writers, need to do with revision
Prompt 2: If you select, "On Being Wrong," consider what the speaker has to say about the nature of being wrong and how that may apply to what we, as writers, need to do with revision
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Prompt 2: If you select, "On Being Wrong," consider what the speaker has to say about the nature of being wrong and how that may apply to what we, as writers, need to do with revision. Is drafting, do we "get it wrong?" Or, do we learn how to learn from "any mistakes" as a writer? What is the potential connection between this mindset of admitting one's imperfections and that of learning how to draft and revise as a writer? Is there a possible connection back to writers and writing?
