5 Ways to Write a Memorable Speech Line
Delivering a memorable line can have a significant and lasting impact on your audience.
Read MoreWhat is Rhetorical Language?
Rhetorical language is outstanding language used to impress an audience.
Read MoreEmail Sign-Offs: A Working Guide
A working guide to the top email sign-offs currently in use.
Read MoreWhen Writing Moves: A Story of Love
What is real and true speaks for itself and has the capacity to move others - in a few sincere and loving words.
Read MoreHow to Boost Your Credibility
Credibility is a function of two factors: reputation and authenticity.
Read MoreOn Freedom
Freedom is a privilege that demands responsibility.
Read More‘A Year in the Life’
Celebrating one year in the life of CRAFT | POLISH.
Read MoreDrafting Your Personal Statement - Step 4: Clarity and Cohesion
The last step is to add clarifying and concluding features that bring your whole statement together.
Read MoreDrafting Your Personal Statement - Step 3: Key Experiences
Present key experiences in your education and life to date, and link them to your academic goals.
Read MoreDrafting Your Personal Statement - Step 2: Framing Concept
The flame frames the Olympics, and this kind of conceptual structuring device
can make a personal statement powerful.
Drafting Your Personal Statement - Step 1: Origin Story
In 15 minutes each week, this series of steps will help you build a solid first draft of your personal statement.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Norman Maclean
In a verbal tribute to the primacy of nature, as the foundation of all existence, Maclean describes the world at the beginning and end of time
Read MoreNature in Action
The liveliness of my Y7s transformed into calm effort, and exploded again with energy - that was their nature in action.
Read MoreSelf-Dieting
This notion of mental vigilance is empowering, as it encourages a holistic awareness of what information and ideas we allow ourselves to consume.
Read More‘Get Busy Living’
When I see this tree from my train, it recalls these cinematic trees, and the narratives of loss and life bound up in their symbolism.
Read More‘Thank You’
I have my GCSE and A Level students to thank for this practice being on my mind.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Casablanca
Casablanca’s sentimental script boasts some of the most memorable and repeated lines in popular culture.
Read MoreGreat Lines: John Steinbeck
Steinbeck’s style is uncomplicated and unadorned, but in these ways uncommonly clear and incisive.
Read MoreA Very Fine Thing
There is something particularly refined about a marriage that has lasted half a century.
Read MoreGreat Lines: William Wordsworth
Wordsworth imagines the absolute truth of life and existence in the world around him, and within himself.
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