Written Communication

Fair-minded critical thinkers write clearly and purposely, respect the audience, value multiple perspectives, and promote equality. They help others understand the complexity of subjects by emphasizing significant points, presenting information logically, and supporting ideas with reliable evidence.

With practice, learners will be able to:

1. Write about a topic objectively or subjectively in a clear and competent manner.
2. Write logically using appropriate language, supporting materials, and accurate transitions that meet the needs of the intended audience.
3. Use supporting information that is relevant, fair, and significant.
4. Use appropriate grammar, punctuation, vocabulary sentence structure, and format guidelines.