Difference between revisions of "What makes a word explanation good?"
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* Anticipates common misinterpretations/misconceptions and counters them | * Anticipates common misinterpretations/misconceptions and counters them | ||
* Considers all or many permutations of ideas (see [[permutation trick]] for a similar idea) | * Considers all or many permutations of ideas (see [[permutation trick]] for a similar idea) | ||
| + | * Alternates between concrete and abstract | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 00:57, 16 July 2021
- Establishes the prerequisites/background the reader needs, and then builds on that background
- Anticipates common misinterpretations/misconceptions and counters them
- Considers all or many permutations of ideas (see permutation trick for a similar idea)
- Alternates between concrete and abstract
