How to Write an Email: Mediation Examples in English

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How to Write an Email: Mediation Examples in English

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The transcript provides a comprehensive guide on mediation techniques for various types of written communication in English. It covers structure, language use, and specific formats for emails, letters, speeches, blog entries, and articles.

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Mediation - Structure
1. Introduction
• concern -> Why are you writing the text?
• name the topic
• name the source/ article that you're goi

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Writing Mediation Emails and Letters

This section provides guidance on crafting effective mediation emails and letters, emphasizing appropriate language and structure.

Email Writing Guidelines

Emails for mediation purposes should generally use informal language. Key elements include:

Friendly greetings like "Hey" or "I hope you're doing well"
Acknowledging the recipient's request for guidance
Referencing the source of information
Offering hope that the provided information is helpful
Closing with an invitation for further questions

Example: "I understand that you're looking for guidance on $topic$ . I found an article called $title$ that highlights $key points$ . I hope these tips are helpful to you."

Letter Writing Approach

Letters follow a similar structure to emails but use more neutral language:

Begin with "Dear $Name$ "
Maintain a slightly more formal tone throughout
Close with "Yours sincerely,"

Highlight: While letters and emails share structural similarities, letters generally adopt a more formal tone.

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Mediation in Speeches, Blog Entries, and Articles

This page covers the specific approaches for mediating content into speeches, blog entries, and articles, each with its unique style and requirements.

Speech Mediation

Speeches can range from neutral to formal, depending on the audience. Key elements include:

Appropriate greetings based on the audience $e.g., "Welcome ladies and gentlemen"$
Introduction of the speaker and topic
A clear conclusion with an invitation for questions

Example: "Good morning members of $group$ . My name is $Name$ , and I'm here to discuss $topic$ ."

Blog Entry Mediation

Blog entries typically use informal to neutral language. They should:

Start with casual greetings like "Hey guys!" or "Hi everyone!"
Engage readers by inviting comments or opinions
Close with a friendly sign-off

Highlight: Blog entries often end with an invitation for reader engagement, such as "Let me know what you think by posting a comment below this entry."

Article Mediation

Articles require a more formal approach and must include:

A headline
An introduction with a hook to interest readers
A clear thesis statement
A conclusion that summarizes key points and provides future perspectives

Definition: A thesis statement is a sentence that summarizes the main point or argument of an article or essay.

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Additional Mediation Tips and Examples

This section provides supplementary advice and examples to enhance mediation skills across various formats.

General Mediation Advice

Always adapt your language and style to the target audience and text type
Focus on conveying the most important information accurately
Use cultural explanations when necessary to bridge understanding

Example: When mentioning "Bundesagentur für Arbeit" in an English mediation, you might explain it as "the Federal Employment Agency of Germany."

Format-Specific Tips

For Emails and Letters:

Consider adding a personal touch or advice at the end, e.g., "Take time choosing what to do in the future, it's a big step!"

For Speeches:

Practice your delivery to ensure a natural flow and appropriate pacing

For Blog Entries:

Use a conversational tone to engage readers and encourage interaction

For Articles:

Ensure your headline is attention-grabbing and relevant to the content

Highlight: The key to successful mediation is maintaining the essence of the original message while adapting it appropriately for the new audience and format.

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Writing Mediation Emails and Letters

This section provides guidance on crafting effective mediation emails and letters, emphasizing appropriate language and structure.

Email Writing Guidelines

Emails for mediation purposes should generally use informal language. Key elements include:

Friendly greetings like "Hey" or "I hope you're doing well"
Acknowledging the recipient's request for guidance
Referencing the source of information
Offering hope that the provided information is helpful
Closing with an invitation for further questions

Example: "I understand that you're looking for guidance on $topic$ . I found an article called $title$ that highlights $key points$ . I hope these tips are helpful to you."

Letter Writing Approach

Letters follow a similar structure to emails but use more neutral language:

Begin with "Dear $Name$ "
Maintain a slightly more formal tone throughout
Close with "Yours sincerely,"

Highlight: While letters and emails share structural similarities, letters generally adopt a more formal tone.

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Mediation in Speeches, Blog Entries, and Articles

This page covers the specific approaches for mediating content into speeches, blog entries, and articles, each with its unique style and requirements.

Speech Mediation

Speeches can range from neutral to formal, depending on the audience. Key elements include:

Appropriate greetings based on the audience $e.g., "Welcome ladies and gentlemen"$
Introduction of the speaker and topic
A clear conclusion with an invitation for questions

Example: "Good morning members of $group$ . My name is $Name$ , and I'm here to discuss $topic$ ."

Blog Entry Mediation

Blog entries typically use informal to neutral language. They should:

Start with casual greetings like "Hey guys!" or "Hi everyone!"
Engage readers by inviting comments or opinions
Close with a friendly sign-off

Highlight: Blog entries often end with an invitation for reader engagement, such as "Let me know what you think by posting a comment below this entry."

Article Mediation

Articles require a more formal approach and must include:

A headline
An introduction with a hook to interest readers
A clear thesis statement
A conclusion that summarizes key points and provides future perspectives

Definition: A thesis statement is a sentence that summarizes the main point or argument of an article or essay.

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Additional Mediation Tips and Examples

This section provides supplementary advice and examples to enhance mediation skills across various formats.

General Mediation Advice

Always adapt your language and style to the target audience and text type
Focus on conveying the most important information accurately
Use cultural explanations when necessary to bridge understanding

Example: When mentioning "Bundesagentur für Arbeit" in an English mediation, you might explain it as "the Federal Employment Agency of Germany."