Schools Around the World
Write a comparative analysis of educational systems across different countries. Focus on how cultural, economic, and political factors influence these systems, and propose what others can learn from each system’s strengths and weaknesses.
Suggested length: An essay or article: 800 to 2,500 words
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Writing reference books
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Reference books are made to be consulted, not read cover to cover: dictionaries, style guides, field guides and manuals. Accuracy and organization are everything.
What readers expect
- Accurate, authoritative content
- Easy navigation
- Consistent entries
- A great index
A tip before you start
Design for skimming: clear headings, consistent entries and an index that anticipates how people search.
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