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Huron University terms w/ Dr. Greenway (shout out to that man, he's a great teacher)
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Modality
The degree of certainty or confidence in the writing
High Modality
This policy will improve student outcomes
Low Modality
This policy may have an impact on student outcomes
Rhetorical Situation
The combination of audience, purpose, and context that shapes a piece of writing
Voice
The personality and style of the writer as expressed in the writing. Often ranges from neutral to distinctive
Register
The level of formality in a text. Registers usually range from formal (constrained) to informal (casual)
Diction
Word Choice
Tone
The writer’s attitude toward the topic and the audience. Readers can often decipher tone through word choice
Audience
The intended reader or group of
readers. The way a writer
communicates changes based
on who they are addressing
Purpose
the reason for writing (always present)
Genre
A category of writing characterized by conventions, expectations, and rhetorical
situations. Different genres need different levels of formality, structure, and audience awareness