BARRY Communications

My culminated expertise as a writer, editor, and educator led me to create BARRY Communications. My primary goal is to publish "Gateway Learning Resources That Get Results". Consistent student assessment and feedback about my teaching style and the materials I developed was that I was easy to understand, got straight to the point, and my materials were relevant and could be effectively applied. E-publications are designed and written to embrace the same qualities noted above. For example, titles under "Amplify Your Writing Skills" range from beginner to advanced levels. To get your free "15 Tips to Clear Writing" visit https://barrycommunications.ca

Audience, purpose, and the goal of the writing should always determine best writing approaches. Generally, expository writing is a solid approach for information delivery. The writer uses the exposition approach to neutrally select and arrange verified ideas, statements, and facts that inform readers about the substance, relationship, and meaning of a certain topic. Expository writing that requires a precise summary technique can employ a journalistic technique and format ...called the Inverted Pyramid. It is widely accepted that the Inverted Pyramid format was first used by war correspondents in the 19th century. They wrote priority points and/or facts at the beginning of their articles and reports just in case a telegraph line was cut. Inverted Pyramid writing is a flexible format that can be used for broadcasts, articles, reports, letters, and is widely used for writing web content.

BARRY Communications has now activated its e-publication "Searching for a Job Workbook." Searching for a Job Workbook is a valuable resource that establishes lifelong skills that will help you find worknow and into the future. Explanations, advise, plans, techniques, tips, and exercises will guide you through the job search process. ... Searching for a Job Workbook helps people who are looking for a job for the first time are students looking for a part time job have a sketchy work history are re-entering the work force are ESL newcomers are working but want to change jobs or occupations.

Self-Editing Tip When screen editing, take advantage of the spell check and if possible set 'View' so you can see spacing marks. Remember the short comings of spell check. Spell check doesn’t flag improper paragraphing, transitions, logic, a missing word or words, many homonyms such as sole and soul and illogical word choices. For example, Dew not bee come over lee depend dent on a come pewter because its spell check mite miss what you’re I will sea. My come pewter spell check and grammar function checked these too sentence and knot won word was flagged. To learn more about self-editing techniques go to https://barrycomunications.ca

Clear writing should not compromise good writing. Clear writing avoids excess baggage, and is presented in a clean, accurate, lively manner. Excellent writing, even when it’s reduced for various reading levels, should still embrace the music and clarity of the English language. To read "15 Tips to Clear Writing" go to BARRY Communications' website.

Margaret Barry's culminated expertise as a writer, editor, publisher, and educator led her to create BARRY Communications website. "I'm looking forward to creating and publishing Learning Resources that are clearly written, relevant, and importantly, readers are able to effectively apply their learned information. Once I have an established Learning Resources list, I'll expand into other areas. For example, I have MAB Publishing, an imprint under BARRY Communications." https://barrycommunications.ca