Independent Proofreading Strategies (No Individuals To Help)

Handwritten Work (such as your journal letters)  No Computers to Use Either

  • read it over slowly (even quietly out loud or backwards)
  • when you see something that doesn’t look quite right:
  • use a dictionary
  • atlas
  • some spelling issues may be helped by sounding out, but not all
  • use base words to help spell bigger words
  • use books to help
  • look at the directions to see if the word you need to know is already written

Computer-Typed Work

  • run spelling/grammar check
  • Read over carefully for meaning and sense. When you see something that doesn’t look quite right:
  • use a dictionary (online if you can do it quickly, otherwise use a book version)
  • atlas (ditto)
  • some spelling issues may be helped by sounding out, but not all
  • use base words to help spell bigger words
  • use books to help
  • look at the directions to see if the word you need to know is already written

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