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Core frameworks for organizing arguments and content structure. Combines Pyramid Principle (answer-first hierarchy), SCQA (narrative engagement), and Topic Sentence Method (paragraph coherence). Use when planning outlines, structuring arguments, or drafting structured prose.
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| name | structured-writing |
| description | Core frameworks for organizing arguments and content structure. Combines Pyramid Principle (answer-first hierarchy), SCQA (narrative engagement), and Topic Sentence Method (paragraph coherence). Use when planning outlines, structuring arguments, or drafting structured prose. |
Three proven frameworks for organizing written content effectively.
Core: Answer first, then supporting arguments, then details.
[ANSWER]
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[Arg 1] [Arg 2] [Arg 3]
| | |
[Details] [Details] [Details]
Rules:
Core: Build narrative tension that primes reader for your answer.
| Element | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Situation | Common ground | "Teams use AI assistants daily" |
| Complication | Problem/tension | "But generic AI produces unreliable code" |
| Question | What reader asks | "How to get reliability?" |
| Answer | Your solution | "Domain-specific customization" |
Use for: Opening hooks, persuasive content, problem-solution framing.
Core: Each paragraph's first sentence states its point and connects to hierarchy.
Five patterns:
Quality criteria: Explicit claims, connected to hierarchy, standalone (scannable), evidence-ready.
| Framework | Best For |
|---|---|
| Pyramid | Outlines, business communication, technical explanations |
| SCQA | Opening paragraphs, persuasive narratives, problem framing |
| Topic Sentence | Paragraph-level drafting, expanding outlines to prose |
SCQA (opening) → Reader primed for answer
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Pyramid (body) → Answer + supporting arguments hierarchically
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Topic Sentences (paragraphs) → Each paragraph advances hierarchy
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