‘read, think, speak, and write’ model
read, think, speak, write, rewrite, repeat the loop
writing in plain English language (folder (download)):
FederalPLGuidelines.pdf
handbook (www.sec.gov).pdf
writinginplainenglish (Robert D Eagleson).pdf
how to write clearly-EU commission.pdf
Communicating-with-Older-People-(Sarah Carr)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AgQermtAiamu0JhHhOsXuj0xGOiWP7Wc?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AgQermtAiamu0JhHhOsXuj0xGOiWP7Wc?usp=sharing
A Plain English Handbook
Writing in Plain English
by Robert D Eagleson
this is a pdf file
number of pages: seven
How to write clearly
from the European commission
in multiple languages
for the English language, you do not have to do anything; the English version of the file should automatically load into the embedded pdf reader
For other languages that you are interested in, you can to the following instruction:
when you click on Download
you get the multilanguage options
click on the language toggle the pdf file
click on the pdf icon will download the actual pdf file
the downloaded file in your chosen language should download to your default download location (folder)
the English one has 16 pages
the web page I am looking at is in English
more resources and download able resources
| Nailing the Lies of the Plain English Campaign | Communicating with Older People | Clarifying EC Regulations | Clarifying Eurolaw | Good Word Guide | Lucid Law | Indlish | Twenty-five Years of Battling Gobbledygook
Twenty-five Years of Battling Gobbledygook
Twenty-five Years of Battling Gobbledygook (2004), a booklet of short articles, describes some of the progress in the plain-language field since Martin Cutts co-founded the Plain English Campaign in 1979.
this is a newsletter
published by Plain language commission, in England
[[ add to this the text from that Divergent author ]]
source:
Takeaways
One of the most powerful elements of the book is guidance on professional writing. This comprises both a compelling essay on how to write an article, and an appendix collecting pointers for those intent on professional writing. Readers might not initially appreciate the value of skillful writing in both teaching and leading, but the authors make the case for its critical importance. They offer a useful approach to writing using a ‘read, think, speak, and write’ model. This pairs with a supporting appendix that explores the unwritten rules of publishing new writers often learn over time, but must employ if they aim to publish successfully. Topics include how to find the right publication for your article, working with editors, formatting, publishing etiquette, and the essential issue of dealing with critique. This content alone makes the book worth the investment for those who have considered entering the arena of professional writing, as well as those seeking to refine their written communication to better support their day-to-day responsibilities.
https://www.usni.org/press/military-reading-lists
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