Content for English Olympiad

Free writing, a writing strategy developed by Peter Elbow in 1973, is similar to brainstorming but is written as a phrase and paragraph.
Just like brainstorming, freewriting produces a handful of ideas which you can then reorder and develop further. However, unlike brainstorming, freewriting also adds insight into the optimal order of your topics and structure as a whole. It can also help cultivate your unique writing voice. Not to mention, it can inspire some ideas you may not have thought of otherwise. However, unlike brainstorming, freewriting also adds an overview of the optimum order of your subjects and the structure as a whole. It can also help cultivate your unique writing voice. Not to mention, it can inspire some ideas you may not have thought of otherwise.It can also help nurture your single writing voice. Without speaking, it can inspire some ideas that you may not have thought otherwise.

In this newly launched section of free writing you can have English Olympiad topics as well which will give thousands of students the opportunity to improve their skills and work as future leaders.