Sentences with phrase «reader about your background»

Rhonda K. Gatlin, the self - published author of «Granny's Cobbler,» talks to Author's Digest readers about her background, education, and career

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Regular readers of AA will know that I like to give some background about the towns we play in, and this season will be no different.

And it grew far beyond SouleMama readers, as you all so kindly spread the word about the project so that it reached people far and wide - of all ages and from so many different backgrounds.

Can you tell StemBook readers a little about your background, your area of research, and what projects are going on in your lab?

To start off, how about telling our readers a little bit about yourself and your fitness background.

She is an accomplished home cook and gardner who would love to combine those skills and passions with her health and fitness background to continue educating readers about a well - balanced, healthy lifestyle.

For readers who don't know you already (shame on them) can you tell us a little bit about your professional background and how you came to start Career Contessa?

Sullivan's bios are bound to motivate students to explore library and Internet resources to learn more about these important men and women, but the stories have great potential for serving an even higher purpose — for instilling in readers of all backgrounds the importance of discipline, pride, perseverance, and education!

The effects of prior knowledge can be profound: Students who are ostensibly «poor» readers can suddenly comprehend quite well when reading about a subject they know a lot about — even outperforming «good» readers who lack background knowledge the «poor» readers possess.

Readers wishing to know more about our conception of efficacy, background research relevant to our study of efficacy, and how we identified its importance in district efforts to improve student achievement are referred back to Section 2.2.

I hope young readers of all backgrounds will feel inspired to learn more about these amazing scientists, musicians, artists, athletes, writers, activists, and other people of courage.

Aside from the description of your book, you can tell the readers more about writing the book, the real background and reasons behind writing it, what was your mood when you wrote it, and any other notes.

YA / Mature Readers: Straight, honest, often poetic voices about the diaspora and interracial relationships for older teens from all backgrounds; some graphic sex.

It should be well formulated in the sense that if the reader opted to ignore the background part, he or she would nicely know one specific topic of discussion, the claim about the topic and the defending reasons why you chose the stated claims.

For our readers who don't know about PFD, can you give us a bit of background on the agency?

provide many light moments; the courtroom scene is pure farce; we discover the origin of Grace's obsession with shoes; we learn more about Fanwell's background; Grace's musings on physical and mental comfort are worth consideration, as is the concept of the guilt - free sofa; Mma Ramotswe's inner monologue is full of gentle philosophy and it was a lovely surprise for the reader to meet the much - quoted (and apparently very human) Clovis Anderson.

Jiles includes carefully chosen background details — Model Ts, saddle shoes, number three washtubs, Disney's Snow White, Movietone news shorts and the songs that play on the family's console radio — giving the reader a real sense of time and place that makes Stormy Weather seem more like a novel written in the 1930s than a historical novel about the 1930s.

For readers that don't know much about you, would you like to start off by giving us a bit of background information about yourself?

Second, they provide readers of all backgrounds an opportunity to learn about lives different from their own and to make connections on a universal, human level.

In this clear - sighted picture book for older readers, Goodman ably makes her way through treacherous historical waters to tell a fascinating story about Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama, whose personal prejudices come clear against a background of his strengths as a ship's captain and voyageur.

You can include a blog here, as well to give background info on the book, talk about the writing life, give writing tips, or give your readers the scoop on an upcoming book.

* December 7, 2011: I'm interviewed by author Pat Bertram about HUNTER and a wide range of related topics, including: how my background influenced the story; what I want readers to take away from the novel; how much of me is in the book and in the character of Dylan Hunter; my research methods; my biggest challenges in the writing; and which famous author gave me the best writing advice I've ever received.

About Sipix screen, the «mistery» and confusion continues... as today, I think «new» readers are really not shipping with any new Sipix screen evolution or «generation», but old ones, since most others are delaying production to 2011 (using Sipix), so, maybe, these will be really the new ones and close to actual Vizplex for contrast ratio and background.

I think my reader was drawn to them because of an intellectual curiosity about different worlds they don't experience every day, regardless of educational level or background.

I found out about the Nook Touch version of Cool Reader via a comment someone left on this earlier blog post about using night mode on the Nook Touch (white text with black background).

As for readers and fans of the Dylan Hunter books, perhaps you'll enjoy a bit of background about how I got started writing these tales.

This Writer's Life (TWL)- For readers who don't already know a lot about The Wild Rose Press can you give us some background about when you got started.

I certainly look forward to your eventual Reader (and / or Participant) Background — you may have noticed by now that, in addition to being fascinated by the actual science (and policy), I am also intensely curious about people (hence my suggestion leading to Jeff Id's post), especially those interested in the same subject I am (haha, since it's kind of lonely out here).

For «niche» blogs covering specialized areas of the law that aim primarily to, say, educate readers about new court decisions on a relevant topic, I don't see why a ghostwriter with a strong legal research and writing background can't do that effectively for a lawyer simply too busy to do all the spadework.

The draft report accompanying the proposed changes gives a brief history of legal outsourcing, tells readers how impressed they should be by how much background material the commission looked at before coming up with this draft, and has a throw - in line about how sensitive the commission is to the current job market for lawyers.

Fact and background sections of briefs plod along as if the writer could care less about the only person who matters, the reader.

By thinking creatively and strategically about the way you format your resume and apply various design elements (such as underlining, bolding, or white space), you can draw the readers» eyes to the data and elements that you want to emphasize, while the negatives fade almost unnoticed into the background.

We have prepared a 10 - part series of webinars, a checklist, FAQs with common GDPR questions, and blog posts to help educate our readers about their obligations under the GDPR and to prepare their background screening program.

Why would you limit the amount of information the reader can grasp about your background just because you are worried about them thinking you are «too old» or «overqualified» by having a resume that is longer than one page?

A reader writes: How does a company go about verifying your self - reported salary history for a background check?

We can't assume the reader will know anything about your background, areas of expertise, or the stories you are telling.»

Your CV provides your readers with pages of relevant detail about your skills and background, unlike the brief, surface - level summary they'll find on a resume.

Restate your most important qualifications and let your readers know exactly where they can look to learn more about your background and current projects.

As Twitter limits you to 160 characters in your profile you need to additionally describe your professional background precisely and lead the reader to either a personal website or LinkedIn profile where they can learn more detailed information about you and your qualifications.

Consider your introduction a 30 - second elevator speech that doesn't give your life history or entire professional background, yet says enough about you to stimulate the reader's curiosity.

Does it include a statement about your background that's so powerful that it transforms the reader's initial scan into a lengthy read and then into a call to you?

These cases illustrate what was discussed in the previous chapters and allow the reader to observe the theoretical concepts put into clinical practice — giving the history and background of the clients, actual EMDR sessions, attachment - repair interventions within these sessions and the rationale for them, and information about the effects of the interventions and the course of treatment.

Here, you can share some of the reasons why you got into real estate, details about your professional background, discuss some of your passions aside from real estate, and present yourself to the reader on a more personal level.