Written Communication
Written communication is foundational for effective expression in various contexts, emphasizing clarity, professionalism, and appropriate structuring. Key formats such as emails and reports are highlighted for their need to be concise and audience-tailored. Understanding the principles of clear writing and proper email etiquette is essential for successful interactions in both formal and informal settings.
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What we have learnt
- Written communication is essential for clarity, documentation, and professionalism.
- Emails, reports, and social media writing must be clear, concise, and audience-appropriate.
- Proper structure, grammar, and tone elevate your written messages.
- Etiquette and proofreading are critical in formal communications.
Key Concepts
- -- Written Communication
- The expression of ideas through symbols on a medium, providing permanence and clarity.
- -- Email Etiquette
- Best practices for writing professional emails, including clarity, respect, and proper structure.
- -- Clarity in Writing
- The use of simple, direct language aimed at making the message easily understandable.
- -- Structure of Writing
- A systematic format consisting of an introduction, body, and conclusion to effectively convey messages.
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