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Improving Your Writing Style
With CBTR, intense, personalized attention is the hallmark of teaching a writing style uniquely suited to your success.
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Development of your writing style Is not limited to critiquing sixty-minute essay answers with only 'red-penciled', generalized comments as your only |
source of feedback. At best, this typical approach to improving writing style is only descriptive of potential problems - it does not inform you how to cure them.
To illustrate, while a generalized comment on your essay answer such as a sentence too conclusionary may minimally describe a stylistic deficiency. CBTR through its tutoring techniques bridges the distance in providing you with the information skills necessary to thoroughly eliminate such a deficiency.
An effectively proven writing style method is taught on a building-block basis, increasingly stressing each aspect of the Writing Components methodology as you progress through the various writing exercises.
A unique organizational and outlining process integrating the Issue-Clustering system, improvement of stylistic "cosmetics" and, most importantly, the development of a writing style that effectively weaves your analysis of the law and facts are only some of the skills that you will learn.
And, given the limitations of your own schedule, many hours of writing exercises specifically tailored to improve your writing skills may be recommended.
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About Paul Pfau |
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TURNING MOUNTAINS INTO MOLEHILLS
By Steve Liosi, Esq.
Paul Pfau, having tutored both repeat and first-time bar examines over the past 28 years, knows that passing the California Bar Exam is a herculean task.
In fact, Pfau likens the pursuit of passing the exam to climbing Mt. Everest. Read More...
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For information regarding the CBTR Program, please Contact Paul Pfau, as he would be happy to supply you with references and a further perspective on the program and how it will relate to your specific needs.
CBTR Success Story Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney, Michael P. Ehline, was able to become a lawyer without college, or a law school degree, passing the California Baby Bar Exam with no college and passing the California General Bar Exam with no J.D. Attorney Ehline attributes his success to Paul Pfau and the Cal Bar Tutorial Review Program. (Read More)
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