Bridge the gap between basic research and practical communication. Present strategies for applying findings from cognitive psychology, linguistics and neuroscience to real-world writing, editing and communication tasks—such as improving clarity, fostering inclusivity and enhancing reader engagement. Highlight interdisciplinary approaches and translational research that inform best practices.
Presenter
Cheryl Stephens is a leader in the field of plain language communications. She is the author of The Foundations and Processes of Clear Communication, Plain Language Legal Writing and Plain Language In Plain English. She is an educator, trainer and consultant in clear communication. She helped design and deliver the SFU Plain Language Certificate Program and has taught many Editors Canada webinars.