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數學教育論文投稿經驗分享 國立嘉義大學數學教育研究所 楊德清 以下內容乃個人經驗之分享，僅供參考！如何取捨端賴個人智慧   Twelve Steps to Developing an Effective First Draft of your Manuscript (San Francisco Edit) 1. Consolidate all the information. Ensure you have everything you need to write efficiently, i.e., all data, references, drafts of tables and figures, etc. 2. Target a journal. Determine the journal to which you plan to submit your manuscript and write your manuscript according to the focus of the targeted journal. 3. Start writing. When writing the first draft, the goal is to put something down on paper, so it does not matter if sentences are incomplete, provided that the main points and ideas have been captured. Write when your energy is high, not when you are tired. Try to find a time and place where you can think and write without distractions. 4. Write quickly. Dont worry about words, at all at this stage, just ideas. Keep going. Try to write quickly, to keep the flow going. Use abbreviations and leave space for words that do not come to mind immediately. 5. Write in your own voice. Expressing yourself in your own way will help you to say what you mean more precisely. It will be easier for your reader if they can “hear” your voice. 6. Write without editing. Dont try to get it right the first time. Resist the temptation to edit as you go. Otherwise, you will tend to get stuck and waste time. If you try to write and edit at the same time, you will do neither well. 7. Keep to the plan of your outline. Use the headings from your outline to focus what you want to say. If you find yourself wandering from the point, stop and move on to the next topic in the outline. 8. Write the paper in parts. Dont attempt to write the whole manuscript at once, instead, treat each section as a mini essay. Look at your notes, think about the goal of that particular section and what you want to accomplish and say. 9. Put the first draft aside. Put aside your first draft for a