Question

When you write a class assignment, is it a good idea to consider the values and beliefs of teacher ? Should you also consider what arguments and what kinds of support will be most persuasive? Should you choose words and make stylistic choices to have the most persuasive effect on your teacher? How would you write differently to another audience, such as your best friend or a brother or sister?

Answer 1

Answer: When writing, you should always be respectful and considerate of the views of your teacher, while still clearly expressing your views. You should always aim to write persuasively, as it will challenge you as well as your audience to consider different points of view, as well as being open minded to different beliefs. One should do so without compromising the morals of your teacher and target audience, and you would always need to consider who exactly your audience is before writing. When writing for someone close to you, such as a friend or a family member, your writing should be more light hearted, depending on the subject, while an assignment for your teacher should be more formal.

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