We have been looking at different ways to write advice. This week, we will examine how you can target your suggestions at groups of people. This makes it interesting for your readers as they may well be looking for some guidance on certain issues.
To begin with, you should practise with subjects close to home. You will already be very familiar with the things you want to write about and your advice will be more accurate and more relevant. Your first step will be to decide if your advice is to be serious or not. Read the advice below and see if you can spot which one it is.
How to make school a better place
All of us who attend school each day would like to make it the best experience possible. After all, we have little choice. Pupils have to attend school. It is against the law to be a truant. Teachers need jobs and they have to get good results.
My advice for teachers is:
Dress neatly
You should be a role model for your students. They look at you and often copy what you do. Dressing untidily sets a bad example. I am thinking particularly here of a certain history teacher whose shirt is always hanging out of his trousers. Tuck it in!