- Tell it to “Mom.”
- Slow down the pace of information.
- Introduce new characters or difficult concepts one at a time.
- Recognize the value of repetition.
- Don’t clutter leads.
- Use simple sentences.
- Remember: numbers can be numbing.
- Think graphics.
- Translate jargon.
- Use analogies.
- Look for the human side.
- Develop a chronology.
- Reward the reader.
- Announce difficult concepts.
- Cut unnecessary information.
- Compile lists.
A New Explanatory Journalism Can Be Built on a Strong Foundation
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