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Writing that gets read

Most workplace writing fails before the second paragraph. Learn to put the point first, cut what is decorative, and write so that a busy reader can act.

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Chapters
2
Lessons
5
Total length
00h 37m
Price
Free
01 · Structure before style · 2 lessons · 12:15
  • The point goes first
    07:00
  • One text, one job
    05:15
02 · Sentences that carry · 3 lessons · 25:00
  • Cut the throat-clearing
    09:00
  • Concrete beats abstract
    07:00
  • Rhythm and length
    09:00

Your teacher

  • Nora Ek

    Teacher in source criticism and cognitive integrity

    I have taught critical reading for twelve years, first in upper secondary school and now here. Ask me about sources you are unsure of, how to read a study, or why a text feels convincing without being right.

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