A genre of writing that presents factual information and real events, contrasting with fiction.

Structured approaches to gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information to support non-fiction narratives.

A storytelling technique that incorporates personal experiences to add depth and relatability to non-fiction.

The process of revising content for clarity, coherence, and style, ensuring the piece meets professional standards.

Techniques for effectively delivering written work to an audience, including speech delivery and visual aids.

Reliable and authoritative references that enhance the validity of research in non-fiction writing.

Combining various pieces of information to create a cohesive understanding or narrative in writing.

A collaborative process where writers evaluate each other's work, providing constructive feedback for improvement.

The organizational framework of a non-fiction piece, including introduction, body, and conclusion.

The examination of content to derive insights, supporting arguments or narratives in non-fiction writing.

The unique style and perspective of the writer that conveys personality and tone in their writing.

The initial phase of writing where ideas are put into a structured format, subject to further revision.

The last review of a written piece to catch any remaining errors before submission or publication.

Graphics or images used during presentations to enhance understanding and engagement with the audience.

A personal writing practice where writers assess their thoughts and progress throughout the writing process.

The technique of blending personal anecdotes with factual research to create a cohesive story.

A structured plan that organizes main ideas and supporting details before writing the full piece.

A tool used to systematically review content for clarity, coherence, and adherence to guidelines.

The nervousness or fear experienced when presenting work to an audience, which can be managed with practice.

Industry guidelines that dictate the formatting and content quality required for publishing written work.

Working together with peers to enhance writing through shared feedback and support.

The ability to captivate and maintain the audience's interest during a presentation.

Writing that is interesting and persuasive, drawing readers in and encouraging them to engage.

The process of submitting the completed non-fiction piece for publication consideration or assessment.