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Effective writing for army leaders: the army writing standard redefined/ Desirae Gieseman

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GIESEMAN Desirae

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In: Military Review September-October 2015, pp.106-118 (81) Summary: The old definition of effective Army writing is ineffective for helping writers become skilled thinkers and communicators. Research on the nature of writing, learning and functional communication shows why the old standard does not work, and it points to a better way.

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The old definition of effective Army writing is ineffective for helping writers become skilled thinkers and communicators. Research on the nature of writing, learning and functional communication shows why the old standard does not work, and it points to a better way.

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