Writing and explanation
Organize around a reader’s task, connect claims to evidence, and revise through reader checks and version comparison.
Four lessons and an independent integrated task. Allow roughly 15–25 minutes per lesson, plus time for projects and delayed retries.
Review the existing foundation
Course contents
- Start with the reader’s task
Distinguish information, explanation and action requests.
- Build a claim–evidence outline
Separate evidence, inference and recommendation.
- Draft checkable prose and captions
Align prose, numbers and citations.
- Revise with reader checks and a reverse outline
Fix structure and evidence before wording.
- Integrated task and acceptance
Materials: 72/80 seats occupied on two Saturday afternoons; twelve of twenty respondents support bookings; one volunteer is available, a second unconfirmed. Write a one-page two-week trial proposal with request, evidence, limits, staffing conditions and review criteria. Then adapt it into reader instructions marked pending approval.
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