Writing science in plain English

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  • Опубліковано 16 лис 2024

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  • @schoolmom
    @schoolmom 4 роки тому

    So happy to see this explanation of why "So-Called" educated people may be speaking or using a simpler language than you would expect them to be speaking or using. I am a Learning Disability Teacher and have been looked down upon for using simple language to communicate. I didn't take my time to educate these people why you would need to express yourself in simple terms while teaching even at the high school level.

  • @rightandgood
    @rightandgood 2 роки тому

    spread this message far and wide! this is great.

  • @Shalonbas
    @Shalonbas 11 років тому

    Thanks for sharing. Very helpful.

  • @imenhamed8762
    @imenhamed8762 10 років тому +1

    Very useful thank you :)

  • @jarurotetippayachai8220
    @jarurotetippayachai8220 3 роки тому +1

    15:03 I don’t think the word “sustainable” is a jargon. If this word is accounted a jargon, the presenter should recommend an appropriate word for “sustainable.”

  • @jamesmiller2521
    @jamesmiller2521 8 років тому

    What does "intended" mean?

    • @danielmocsny5066
      @danielmocsny5066 8 років тому

      Dr. Dicks sort of violates her own advice by using a passive participle ("intended") acting as an adjective to modify the noun "audience." "The intended audience" means "the audience you intend to reach."