Contributor Writing Commons, Joe Moxley
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To be an effective writer, your students must use language that is audience-centered, not writer-centered. They will learn to transcend their own perspective and consider the needs and interests of their readers.
To be an effective writer, your students must use language that is audience-centered, not writer-centered. They will learn to transcend their own perspective and consider the needs and interests of their readers.
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Contributor Writing Commons, Joe Moxley
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Consider Your Audience
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