Answered By: Dr. Jessica Rabin
Last Updated: Oct 30, 2017     Views: 97

Proofreading is going through one's draft to find typos and errors in punctuation, grammar, mechanics and usage. The assumption is that the writer knows how to avoid these errors. Proofreading is a student's responsibility, but tutors can teach students proofreading strategies that they can employ on their own.

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