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Creating Your Own "English Bank"
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As you may recall, last week’s blog post included some quotations on learning and teaching, from a lecture-room wall at Texas …
Tip of the Week #19
From Texas Tech: Some Quotations on Learning and Teaching
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The end of the week, I went to Lubbock, Texas, to speak at Texas Tech University. How easy it was to …
Tip of the Week #18
Responding to Requests for Revision: A Scenario
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Please consider the following scenario:
You’ve submitted a paper to a journal. The editor sends you a list of changes requested by …
Tip of the Week #17
Journals' author guidelines sometimes tell authors to consult specific style guide or manuals––books that provide advice on writing in a particular field. Consult such guides, especially when the author guidelines …
Back from Nepal
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I wrote this post while journeying home from Nepal, where last week I facilitated 2 AuthorAID workshops. The first was a research writing …
Tip of the Week #16
Writing is a long journey that must be started, maintained, and completed. If you encounter a problem at any stage in the writing process, pause, identify the problem, "recharge your …
Management Research: A Conference and Some Resources
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I’m now in Kathmandu, Nepal. Currently I’m attending the international conference Changing Perspectives of Management: Revisiting the Existing Paradigms and Exploring New Frontiers. …
Tip of the Week #15
Writing begins with "pre-writing". While "pre-writing", consider outlining the points you want to make. The outline may serve as a road map for the writing journey.