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Communication Strategies

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FACTS AND STATS

FACTS VALIDATE WHAT YOU SAY OR WRITE . CITE SOURCES FOR EVEN MORE CREDIT.
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VISUAL AIDS

EYE CATCHERS FOCUS AUDIENCE. V.A.S ENLIVEN EMBRACE EMPATHY.
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BRAINSTORMING

GENERATING IDEAS. FINDING IDEAS.
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ASKING QUESTION

GET AUDIENCE THINKING. ENGAGE PEOPLE.
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MOTTOS AND MONTRAS

ARE WORDS TO LIVE BY. ADAGES, WISE SAYING PROVERBS.
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USING STORIES

SOME LONG AND DETAILED. SOME SHORT AND SWEET. ANECDOTES ARE TID BITS.
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APPEAL TO EMOTION

CONNECT ON AN EMOTIONAL LINE FEELING.
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REFERENCE TO TOE

OCCASION IS LIKE HOLIDAYS. EVENT, SPORTS, PARTIES
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TRANSITION

TRANSITION APPEAR EVERYWHERE
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MENTOR TEXT

AN EXAMPLE OF GOOD WRITING FOR WRITERS.
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USING QUOTATION

QUOTE THE WORDS OF OTHER WORD FOR WORD, AND USE QUOTATION MARKS.
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VOICE

PERSON. BEHIND THE WORK WRITING.
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SUMMARIZING MAIN POINTS

ESSENTIAL FACTS. MAJOR POINTS.
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BACKGROUND INFO

ACCUIRE KNOWLEDGE.
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SYMPATHY AND EMPATHY

SYMPATHY- TO FEEL SORRY EVEN IF YOU CAN'T PERSONALLY RELATE.
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ALLUSION

REFER TO ANOTHER WORK OR PERSON IN YOUR WRITING TO ADD MEANING
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LITERARY ELEMENTS

READING AND ANALYZING LITERATURE AND LITERARY WORDS
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IMAGERY

DESCRIBE WITH SENSORY DETAILS
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POETIC DEVICES

POETIC DEVICES INCLUDE: REPETITION, RYHME, RYTHM,AND PERSONIFICATION
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RYTHM AND RYHME

USE SOUND OF SYLLABLES TO CREATE PATTERNS.
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CONCRETE POETRY

A POEM WRITTEN IN THE SHAPE OF SOME THING
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SIMILE AND METAPHOR

  • Simile, compare two different things using like or as
  • Metaphor, compare without using like or as
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Ishaq Amin