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Seven-step planning worksheet for adapting an article for a new audience, with fields for audience analysis, purpose, content adjustment, and essay outline.
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Guided Planning Worksheet: Reframing an Article for a New Audience

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This planning worksheet guides college students and adult writers through reframing an article for a new audience. Seven steps walk users through analyzing the original article, identifying a target audience, defining rhetorical purpose, adapting content, choosing format, planning visuals, and creating an outline. Useful for composition courses, writing workshops, or as a structured thinking tool for communicating complex information to specific audiences.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
College – All-Ages
Updated October 2025

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