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Academic Writing Talk
Dr. Aure Schrock at Indelible Voice Editing and Writing Coaching
33 episodes
4 months ago
Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.
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Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.
Show more...
Education
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"Unwrapped"—The 2024 Year in Review Episode
Academic Writing Talk
5 minutes 33 seconds
11 months ago
"Unwrapped"—The 2024 Year in Review Episode
In this episode, we celebrate (nearly) a year of Academic Writing Talk! Inspired by Spotify “unwrapped,” I look to the data to see what you liked to listen to. Did I get it right? Let me know... and happy holidays and New Year!
Academic Writing Talk
Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.