Writing often takes a lot of time and practice to master, but according to a new book by Yellowlees Douglas, an associate professor of management communication at the University of Florida, there are a few neuroscience-backed tips anyone can use to become a better wordsmith. Douglas wrote the book after seeing her students become frustrated by previous writing guides, according to a report on Futurity. “Here I was, teaching quantitative thinkers in the colleges of…
How to become a better writer…with neuroscience!
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