Understand your audience: choose an actual real person to write this letter to. What is your relationship to them? Is this a reader who will agree or disagree with you? What appeals to them? How will you connect with them to get your point across? Address your letter to this person. Identify your purpose for writing: Why are you writing? Some common reasons include to request, inform, appreciate, criticize, thank, or inquire. Manage your tone: often professional letters have a neutral tone, but you may want to set a different mood, such as curious, thankful, angry, humorous, upset, pleased, or sarcastic (use sparingly). Learn to use letter formatting Other objectives: create interpersonal connections during a time of physical distance. Options for Topics Write a “gratitude letter” to let someone know that they have done something meaningful for you during the pandemic. Write a letter to you past or future self. What have you learned about yourself while managing the disruptions and loss during the pandemic? Write to a public official to let them know what you think about how they are handling policies around the corona virus.
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