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1. Peterson ewriting styles 2. Examples 3. Lower publishing costs 4. Why does it work? 5. Comments by ewriting readers 6. Send Us Your Comments 7. How Easy Writing Works 8. Problems impenetrable paragraphs 9. Vertical stacking of phrases helps readers 10. How to write sentence clusters 11. Advantages for business and government 12. Ewriting saves time ewriting saves money 13. Trimming the "fat" from business writing 14. Ewriting can be faster than a secretary 15. Do your own ewriting 16. Instant transmission 17. More business benefits 18. Which writing styles can you write? 19. Electronic or enhanced ewriting 20. How to do it 21. Relax when writing 22. How about memory? 23. Arrange your thoughts for your readers 24. Fast internet minds 25. Why does ewriting work? 26. Pairing new phrases with common old phrases 27. We speak in phrases 28. Pronunciation 29. Cultural feedback 30. Grammar is easily corrected by models in the culture 31. Eye movements fixations and saccades 32. Q. What is the difference between electronic ewriting and enhanced ewriting? 33. Enhanced e-editing 34. The goals 35. Electronic Ewriting low cost formatting 36. Electronic E-writing is not as Readable as Enhanced E-writing 37. Partial list of adjustments 38. Definitions 39. Want more information? 40. Many free ebooks are available in the ewriting style 41. Electronic Ewriting Instructions 42. Peterson easy writing for beginners of any age 43. Peterson Ewriting Styles Spanish
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THE PROBLEM: The material on the Internet is doubling each year. E-mail is clogging desks. PETERSON EWRITING STYLES Enhanced E-WRITING for word processing and the Internet
The Internet is re-establishing HOW EASY WRITING WORKS: Writing in Peterson's E-WRITING style is a great mind exercise. The mind is very involved in making the formatting changes as you write. Sentences are one or more phrases placed vertically rather than horizontally. ------------------------ VERTICAL STACKING OF PHRASES HELPS READERS The mind is assisted by the visual shape and familiar parts of a phrase. -------------------------- HOW TO WRITE SENTENCE CLUSTERS Short meaning clusters are formatted to signal the reader's mind. Clusters transmit the writer's intentions more clearly. Sentence clusters are separated by line spaces. Readers can understand and remember more. Thought clustering allows faster recognition. Clustering allows faster and more accurate reading. ------------------------ ADVANTAGES FOR BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT A plain and less punctuated writing style can go a long way to improve communication and help with product marketing. ------------------------ E-WRITING SAVES TIME E-WRITING SAVES MONEY You may cut your staff training time in half by having our staff re-edit your training manuals. ------------------------ TRIMMING THE "FAT" FROM BUSINESS WRITING Learning good dictating skills is difficult. Rewriting the dictation into most writing styles is even slower. How long has it been since you could hire a secretary? Few managers have a secretary today. If you have help it is from an Administrative Assistant who doesn't take shorthand. Many managers must do their own writing. Some try to manage by phone and play phone tag daily. Q. Why not pick up the phone? A. Misinterpreted verbal instructions. Q. How many times have you heard this? "I thought you said?" A. Some wise man said, "A pen is mightier than a sword." Consider eliminating some time-consuming conversations that can't get to the point. Some letters never get to the point. ------------------------ E-WRITING CAN BE FASTER THAN A SECRETARY Write the letter in less time than it takes to arrange for some one to take orders or dictation in your office. E-WRITING can be quicker than walking across the hall to dictate or hand someone a Dictaphone tape. It takes time to come to your office. ------------------------ DO YOUR OWN E-WRITING Write clear, short thoughts or phrases on separate lines. Write like you speak on paper for your reader's mind. Send your letter to multiple recipients with one click. Include points for reference and review. Attach supporting articles. Documentation. E-WRITING a letter can be faster than sending a fax or making some notes on someone's letter to you. ------------------------ INSTANT TRANSMISSION Delivery is Simple. Copies are not lost in the fax room. Arrange your thoughts for your reader. It is easier to edit your E-WRITING sentence than to apologize for an "off the cuff" remark. ------------------------ INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BENEFITS Cross border transactions and international e-commerce is in our immediate future. Better solutions are needed now. Our solution is to create phrases that translate more accurately. E-WRITING can be a more useful international language. ------------------------ WHICH WRITING STYLES CAN YOU WRITE? Outline? SAT essay? Biography? Novel? Advertising? Proposal? Legal? Poetry? Old English? Middle English? Modern English? Scientific? APA? Decisive writing? Editorial writing? Internet style? E-WRITING STYLE If you have the time, write anyway that you wish. If you are short of time consider E-WRITING and E-READING. You can choose several E-WRITING STYLES including: Multiple punctuation levels. Minimum punctuation. More punctuation. Traditional punctuation. ------------------------ WRITE FOR YOUR READER HOW TO EASY WRITE Write one thought on each line. Use a period and a line space when you have completed a sentence. All titles flush left. No centering. No indents at beginning of paragraphs. No paragraphs. No semicolons. No commas or limited commas. Make sentences shorter. Make vertical clusters out of your sentences. The first line states the situation or asks the questions. The next and following lines define and clarify. More following lines give one or multiple answers. ------------------------ WRITE IN PHRASES JUST LIKE YOU SPEAK Connect your thoughts with your readers' knowledge. What is important in your letter? Say it in four or five phrases. Don't bury your ideas in long sentences. Short sentences have more impact. Say what you want to say and stop. Don't drag it out. ------------------------ RELAX WHEN WRITING We all think of extra phrases when we reread our letters. Add inserts if you like. You don't have to rewrite as much. Just insert more of your points where they fit best. What is important in your letter? Make your point without long, confusing sentences. ------------------------ HOW ABOUT MEMORY? Long sentences cause your readers confusion. Long sentences far exceed a reader's short-term memory capacity. "Out of memory" means, you can't "save" any more. You start "overwriting" - getting distracted and confused. Overwriting means replacing one thought with the next thought to come along. Overwriting causes inefficient regressions. You may miss the author's point. The Solution? Shorten long sentences into vertical clusters of phrases. What you have been reading is an example of vertical phrase clusters. ------------------------ ARRANGE YOUR THOUGHTS FOR YOUR READERS It is easy to convert your good speech into good writing. Avoid the problems of long sentences. Break sentences into thoughts or phrases for your reader. Make each short line a thought or a phrase. Add supporting phrases or conditions. ------------------------ STUDENTS NEED CHOICES Students need choices of writing styles. They need faster writing styles. E-WRITING is simpler style and format. We teach E-WRITING as part of a gradual continuum to more complicated, traditional styles. ------------------------ WHY DOES E-WRITING WORK? Our lives are very similar and repetitive. We are good at learning. We are good copiers of repetitive input. Infants see the same rituals over and over. Eating and movement. Grimaces and sounds. Most of an infant's observations are repeated again and again with minute variations. Infants are curious about any small deviation. Their search for meaning is actively looking for differences. Infants practice decision making billions of times in their first years. We have all learned from similar environments. We have mimicked each other's language patterns. We mimic so well that we can usually finish each other's sentences. Why does fast E-WRITING work? EXPECTANCY Short phrases or sentences sitting on top of one another allow quicker comprehension. Many common phrases are followed by more common phrases. Most word and phrase orders are very familiar to the mind. After seeing two or three words the mind decides the probable endings of many familiar phrases. Careful analysis of the sentence is usually not necessary. The group of sentences will usually correct any misunderstanding or confusion. Author redundancy in the writing may also limit confusion. Vertical groupings of phrases are more easily understood and assembled into meaning. The main idea and the supporting phrases are closer together. Recognition of meaning is more rapid. ------------------------ PAIRING NEW PHRASES WITH COMMON OLD PHRASES Phrases are the building blocks of speech and writing. Reading is the recognition of the phrases and their separate and combined meanings. It is easy to underestimate our cumulative total exposures to auditory phrases. Familiar word and phrase uses help you make good guesses about unfamiliar words. Instant recognition of the common words in a phrase clarifies the usage of the new word. An unusual usage causes us to make an adjustment or correction. ------------------------ WE SPEAK IN PHRASES Our phrase usage corrects our grammar. We correct most of our own grammar by comparing it with previous grammar models. Lincoln was a master at phrasing his speeches. ------------------------ PRONUNCIATION We learn to make pronunciation corrections before someone makes them for us. We give ourselves feedback with inner-speech before making audible sounds. Studies show pronunciation of a three year old is 96 percent correct. Adults rarely make mistakes. How can we be so accurate? As infants grow, the billions of auditory inputs establish many pronunciation and grammar rules. The rules limit the speaking combinations we use. The mind rehearses most or all of its phrases before saying them. After rehearsal the mind selects the most correct phrase to say. ------------------------ CULTURAL FEEDBACK We are motivated to use conforming body language, speech, and writing. Failure to conform earns almost immediate correction and criticism. ------------------------ GRAMMAR IS EASILY CORRECTED BY MODELS IN THE CULTURE We quickly learn to correct any error by repeated exposure to correct grammar models. MIND COMMENTARY We have developed an enormous ability to recognize relationships between words and past experiences. DIFFERENT WORD ORDERS MEAN THE SAME THING TO THE MIND Blue violets Violets blue means the same thing. ------------------------ EYE MOVEMENTS FIXATIONS AND SACCADES Studies show readers seldom make fixations on both ends of the phrase. Your mind doesn't need all the word endings and all the sentence endings in order to understand. Sentence endings are very repetitively used speech patterns. The mind is continually referencing and comparing. Your mind will decide if you need to make a regression and back up to look again. Note: Peterson has written thousands of pages about writing and learning. Click for a list of free e-books. E-mail your technical questions. ------------------------ Q. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ELECTRONIC EWRITING AND ENHANCED E-WRITING? ENHANCED E-WRITING ENHANCED E-WRITING is custom editing and writing of meaning clusters for the mind of the reader. Re-editing an article or book to Enhanced Meaning Cluster E-WRITING takes much longer. The writer and editors try to anticipate the thinking styles of the readers. The result is faster and more accurate reading. Comprehension is increased. Memory is increased. Much redundancy is eliminated. ------------------------ ENHANCED E-EDITING Editing requires costly reading and re-reading of each line and thought. Line breaks are inserted at natural breath pauses to allow more rhythmical reading. Most commas are substituted with line breaks. Enhanced E-WRITING optimizes high-speed, thought-recognition process. Line lengths are adjusted so most short phrases fit on one line. Long sentences are divided and may be rewritten. Enhanced editing cuts difficult sentences into more understandable vertical clusters. Some lists are rewritten to improve memory and neurological storage in the brain. ------------------------ THE GOALS Idealizing transmission of information. Limiting some of the decisions the brain must make before digesting the author's intent and information. ------------------------ ELECTRONIC E-WRITING LOW COST FORMATTING A line space after all periods creates readable clusters. The eye always knows where new thoughts and sentences start. Breaking long sentences after commas separates some of the phrases. After a comma sentences continue at the left margin. A narrower page allows vertical reading. Larger typestyles speed recognition. ------------------------ PROBLEM ELECTRONIC E-WRITING IS NOT AS READABLE AS ENHANCED E-WRITING Electronic reformatting leaves some of the thoughts and phrases divided at the wrong place. The reader will have to make some adjustments. Electronic E-WRITING and clustering is still less confusing than wide pages and paragraphs. ------------------------ PARTIAL LIST OF ADJUSTMENTS Multiple periods ... will appear on separate lines. Dates with a comma will appear on 2 lines. March 17, 1879. Names with a Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc. will appear on three lines. THE GOOD NEWS Narrow margins and line spaces after periods really help the mind. THE BAD NEWS Some margin settings will cut into the middle of some thoughts. ------------------------ DEFINITIONS: FIXATIONS 50 millisecond to 200 millisecond stops of the eye. SACCADES The movement between fixations. PETERSON E-WRITING STYLES Writing styles for rapid transfer to the mind. Brief form writing that creates vivid scenarios for memory. PETERSON MEANING SEARCHES 555 High-speed "main idea" searches to find and organize supplemental information. ACCELERATED THINKING 555 The high-speed learning system used by students at Accelerated Schools. MEMORY PATTERNS Handwritten diagrams of input words and clusters. TELLBACKS Reading to understand and remember is very difficult. When students do tell-backs they aren't bored. They are consolidating the input. They are transforming their idling brain. Tell-backs are a mind organization process. FASTWRITE Fast hand or electronic writing for rough drafts. Thruput speed is usually 25 to 35 words per minute. We teach FASTWRITES to help students understand and remember. E-WRITING IS A WAY TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING High impact Easier to absorb. Easier to remember. PETERSON E-WRITING Makes good books better. Makes writing easier to understand. ------------------------ WANT MORE INFORMATION? 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