This document provides tips for becoming an academic author in one's first year. It outlines tips for peers, mentors/professors, and students. For peers, it suggests forming writing groups and accountability partnerships. For mentors, it recommends sharing the writing process, providing guidance on journals, and requiring submissions. For students, it details keeping a writing log and literature matrix to track progress. The overall document offers structure and community support to facilitate successful academic writing.
This document provides tips for becoming an academic author in one's first year. It outlines tips for peers, mentors/professors, and students. For peers, it suggests forming writing groups and accountability partnerships. For mentors, it recommends sharing the writing process, providing guidance on journals, and requiring submissions. For students, it details keeping a writing log and literature matrix to track progress. The overall document offers structure and community support to facilitate successful academic writing.
This document provides tips for becoming an academic author in one's first year. It outlines tips for peers, mentors/professors, and students. For peers, it suggests forming writing groups and accountability partnerships. For mentors, it recommends sharing the writing process, providing guidance on journals, and requiring submissions. For students, it details keeping a writing log and literature matrix to track progress. The overall document offers structure and community support to facilitate successful academic writing.
Form weekly writing group Share your process Have accountability partner Help identify appropriate journals Commit to writing group Explain scope & author guidelines Tips for Students participation Require journal submission in Writing Log: Consecutive days Phase out initial, experienced coursework streak; date; begin time; end time; leader Model constructive feedback amount of time; more than 30 Build trust Teach peer feedback days; location; what I worked on; Take risks Model writing groups how did it go; whats next; Celebrate on anothers successes Require systematic literature cumulative time. review in coursework Literature Matrix: Year; author; title; research problem; sample; variables; instruments; procedures; conclusions; my commentary Write a lot; Experiment NOTES
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