: Re: Should structuring an academic text with the help of questions be avoided? In an academic writing course some years ago I remember being told that when writing, for instance, a journal article
It also depends who the audience is -- if by "academic text" you mean textbook or supplement to educational materials, then questions may be great!
Often in PlainLanguage, they advice question-headings in first person (as the reader has a question in mind), and then answer using 2nd person to mean the reader.
www.plainlanguage.gov/guidelines/organize/add-useful-headings/
In the PlainLanguage.Gov Training area, they have a PPTX that I adapted and used when I taught technical writing, as I found them to be great guidelines for addressing non-expert users without talking down to them.
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