高效写作技巧
Efficient and Effective Writing Techniques
主讲：夏婷 教师团队：共0 人
- 学校 苏州百年职业学院
- 学分 3
- 开课院系 商学院
- 课时 48
- 专业大类 无
- 课程视频总时长（分钟） 19
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课程介绍
The new workforce demands effective written communication skills. Good writing skills compliment – in fact, are often necessary to apply – existing technical skills to ensure individual and organizational success. The Efficient & Effective Writing Techniques credential equips participants with the strategies and tactics they need to plan, organize, draft, and revise written communications of all types in a manner that ensures effective communication. There will be an emphasis on precise, concise, and accessible written communications. The focus is on providing students with practical processes and techniques, rather than simple theory.查看更多
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The student will reliably demonstrate the ability to:
1. Plan, organize, draft, and revise efficient and effective written communications.
(Cognitive-Synthesis)
2. Identify different approaches to problem solving, anticipating reader point of view, and
apply appropriate writing strategies. (Cognitive-Synthesis)
3. Apply composition, organization, tone, format, punctuation, syntax, and grammar best
practices. (Cognitive-Application)
4. Communicate effectively through traditional and digital media. (Cognitive-Analysis)
5. Demonstrate professional behaviour according to employer, customer, co-worker, and
other stakeholder expectations. (Affective-Organization)
6. Represent skills, knowledge, and experience for employment purposes. (CognitiveEvaluation)
参考教材
Textbook：Smith, J. (2019). Communication at Work. Ottawa: eCampusOntario Pressbooks.
Recommended Texts:
Keith S. Folse, April Muchmore-Vokoun & Elena Vestri Solomon (2014) Great Writing 1: Great Sentences for Great Paragraphs, Sherrise Roehr.
Keith S. Folse, April Muchmore-Vokoun & Elena Vestri Solomon (2014) Great Writing 2: Great Paragraphs, Sherrise Roehr.
Keith S. Folse, April Muchmore-Vokoun & Elena Vestri Solomon (2013) Great Writing 3: From Great Paragraphs to Great Essays, Sherrise Roehr.
