Good with Words: Writing and Editing
“Clear writing is clear thinking made visible.” — Patrick Barry

Completed by: Seven Grant
Institution: University of Michigan
Date: February 14, 2025
Duration: Approximately 2 months (10 hours per week)
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Course Certificates Completed
Writing and Editing: Word Choice and Word Order
Instructor: Patrick Barry
Completed: February 14, 2025
Grade Achieved: 95%

Writing and Editing: Structure and Organization
Instructor: Patrick Barry
Completed: February 14, 2025
Grade Achieved: 100%

Writing and Editing: Drafting
Instructor: Patrick Barry
Completed: February 14, 2025
Grade Achieved: 100%

Writing and Editing: Revising
Instructor: Patrick Barry
Completed: February 14, 2025
Grade Achieved: 100%

What You Will Learn
- Creative use of syntax
- Techniques for nuance in sentences and slogans
- Professional punctuation and paragraphing
- Habits for completing short- and long-term writing projects
Key Takeaways
- Writing improves through consistency, not talent
- Word choice directly shapes reader emotion
- Clear writing begins with clear thinking
- Revising is where strong writing is formed
- Sentence structure controls rhythm and impact
- Precision is more persuasive than complexity
- Editing improves logic, not just grammar
- Strong verbs create momentum
- Organization influences credibility and persuasion
- Finishing is a habit built through discipline
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