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With informal e-communication becoming so common, what can be done to make sure teens retain essential good writing skills necessary to succeed in life?
From the Pew Report: "nearly two-thirds of teens (64%) say they incorporate some informal styles from their text-based communications into their writing at school."
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| Creator: | lemndtre |
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| Created: | 2 months ago |
| Activity: | 18 days ago |
| Users: | 3 |
| Ideas: | 3 |
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| intimateattitudes | 1 |
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If informal communication is so common, the commonality must mean it is acceptable to the majority. Email etiquette should be the priority. e-communication is fast. Taking the time to compose a thoughful letter defeats the purpose. This does not apply to e-communications to new contacts or resumes. www.intimateattitudes.com
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Create a software that is a word processor or a plugin for MS Word that detects informal language being used in the text and warns the user and suggests a more formal alternative.
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Require students to take more writing classes in high school and college.