Imagine these possibilities:
- Brush up on your writing skills
- Write outstanding work reports, emails, and memos
- Create A-list school essays
- Increase self-confidence
- Get noticed
- Score a promotion
- Land a new job
- Be a better thinker
- Make a difference
- Advocate for change
- Help others with their writing
Teach Me to Write will improve your writing skills
Teach Me to Write shows you a proven system for creating compelling documents that convey ideas clearly. Follow the TMTW process to take your writing to the next level.
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CODE is the key
You don’t have to be an IT guru to learn how to CODE (Create, Organize, Draft, Edit content). STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) majors and generalists alike need to communicate on the job, and with ever more communication taking place online, there’s even more reason to know how to CODE great documents by turning important ideas into meaningful word messages that will resonate with readers.
Step 1: Create Content (the “C” in CODE)
The raw material of document building blocks
Step 2: Organize Content (the “O” in CODE)
The structure housing and showcasing content
Step 3: Draft Content (the “D” in CODE)
The actual document writing
Step 4: Edit Content (the “E” in CODE)
The final big picture and other details review
Great writing is a means to greater ends. Let’s CODE!
Employers want solid writing skills
Employers often list first-class written communication as an essential employee skill. No matter what the job, employees often need to communicate through written documents that reflect critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The following articles discuss this further:
Employer Wish List Includes These Skills