Concepts: Building deductive storylines
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Well done on completing the ‘Articulating your answer' challenge.
To practice utilising Answers, articulate the main point from three pieces of communication you have prepared this month. Articulate it as though it were the one-sentence governing idea for the communication.
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Why is it important to keep your answer short?
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An Answer overarches the whole story when…
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What is the maximum number of words you should have in your answer?
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The Answer describes the way in which a set of information is important to a particular audience.
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It is ideal to have two or even three Answers for any one story.
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Which of these is the most technically correct and useful Answer?
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What have you learnt in this course so far that will change how you communicate?
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