NEW YORK TIMES
Scientists have discovered the proper way to revise and edit. In order to revise and edit properly you can check (or make sure you have) conventions, descriptive details, dialogue, varied dialogue tags, have a climax that changes the character, and transition words. Scientists also say that you should always follow the stages of plot(exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution).Scientists also say a great way to revise and edit is with a peer. "Working with peers has pros and cons" They say. Some pros are: it can improve your story, fix errors that you didn't see, and could improve constant errors. Some cons are: you could get annoyed with your peer, you could argue with your peer, and slow down the writing process.
If you follow this simple process, your writing will be successful.