Writing for a specific audience is an important skill. What you present in your writing and how you … See more

In addition to knowledge, values, and concerns, your audience may also hold certain biases, or judgments and prejudices, about a topic. Take, for example, th… See more

Using quotes and paraphrases is a terrific way to both support your argument and make it interesting for the audience to read. You should tailor the use of these quotes and paraph… See more

Whether you’re quoting or paraphrasing, the source of your evidence matters to your audience.Readers want to see credible sources that they trust. For example, military hist… See more

Choosing ­whento use quotes or paraphrases can depend on your audience as well. If your audience wants details, if you want to grab the attention of your audience, o… See more

John Luzader, who has worked with the Department of Defense and the National Park Service, can be considered an expert who understands the technical aspects of military hist… See more