1, clear the finishing range of materials.
The scope of data collection and collation needs to be clear, and it is useless to think that one is the other. You can classify your composition according to the theme you usually write, such as family, growth, social warmth, natural culture and so on. Scope actually helps us determine the direction of material application.
2, clear material core
A good story needs the ups and downs of the plot and the expression of emotions. Therefore, the collection and collation of information is also purposeful. When thinking about whether this matter is the material you want, you can think from two angles: the plot changes in the material and your own emotions. There are some things to write and some feelings to express.
3. Find other legal materials.
With the scope and goal, the most difficult step is how to get into the thinking of the material. The key to this step lies in the method of combing. For example, when sorting out materials related to yourself, you can first sort out your life experiences according to the timeline. From small to large, I have a deep memory of what happened, arranged one by one according to time clues, and then through this comparison, not only the growth trajectory between events can be found, but also the growth trajectory between events can be found.
4. Be sure to write it down
This is a missing link for many students. Everything was put in their heads and disappeared as soon as they turned around. The composition itself is a work of writing. When you find a lot of information, you must sort it out.
Describe the event according to the six-factor method, then excavate the idea, and finally evaluate the grade of the material. This kind of finishing exercise can make students really precipitate good materials.