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Too often, academics believe that putting words on the page is the only measure of 'progress' that matters when it comes to writing. The result can be a draft that is quickly put together but that doesn't actually say anything. Or doesn't say anything clearly. Instead, make time to think. To discuss your ideas. To read with intent. And do all of this without feeling guilty that you haven't been 'productive'. I promise (based on years of experience in helping clients do this) that if you take the time to think it will be much quicker to produce a good draft.

Academic editing helps authors improve their work and ease the publication process. It is an in-depth service dedicated to supporting authors from pre-publication to post-publication. Here, we outline what this service entails and how it benefits authors. Find out more: https://brnw.ch/21wL4MA #academicediting #authorservices #scholarlypublishing #openaccess #MDPI

In the academic writing skills exercise led by Dr. Shazrina, various key aspects were covered, encompassing time management, research, argument-building, and audience awareness. The task involved summarizing an article with proper APA formatting, citation, referencing, and a plagiarism check using Turnitin. Under Dr. Shazrina's guidance, I learned techniques such as time management, understanding the audience, and crafting a concise thesis statement. Additionally, strategies to avoid plagiarism, presentation techniques, and the significance of academic honesty were emphasized. The culmination of this learning was evident in the ability to write academic content using suitable techniques. The completion of the assigned task enhanced my understanding of Turnitin software in preventing plagiarism. This experience not only deepened my knowledge of academic writing but also provided practical insights into the importance of time management, proper citation, and the APA Style for formatting complex materials. Dr. Shazrina's guidance was instrumental in fostering these valuable skills.

Is there an R&R that’s been neglected in the chaos of the end of term? Are you procrastinating about getting back to it? Procrastination is a symptom of some kind of emotional block. Maybe it’s guilt about how long it’s been sitting there. Maybe you are anxious about what you might find in the referees’ reports. Maybe you know what’s in the referees’ reports and they make you feel angry or inadequate or something else that isn’t very pleasant. Did you know that I have a course that helps you address those feelings so you can face the revisions? It is based on 2 premises: (1) Peer review is an editorial process, mainly focused on developmental editing; (2) You are the author of this manuscript and get to make decisions about how you will respond to the editorial suggestions. The course helps you manage the completely normal emotional gunk, and guides you through a process for reading the comments and making decisions. It also helps you make a plan for doing the work, and provides guidance on requesting extensions or managing co-author expectations if necessary. Purchasing this class (and blocking 1 hour in your calendar to open it and get started) is a great first step for Dealing With Reviewer Comments whether they’ve just landed in your inbox or have been stalled. https://lnkd.in/dpQA8H5t

🚀 Ready to level up your scientific article writing skills? Let's dive in! 📝 Before you start typing away, make sure you do your homework. Research protocol, check. Target journal, chosen. This groundwork sets the stage for a smooth writing process. Remember, choosing the right journal impacts your writing style and presentation. Don't stress about publication fees; waivers are often available for young researchers and those from specific regions. Looking to streamline your workflow? Paperpal Co-pilot is here to help brainstorm ideas, clarify concepts, and summarise text effortlessly. Give it a try here: https://paperpal.com Excited to hear your thoughts! What's your go-to tip for crafting a standout scientific article? 💬 #AcademicWriting #ScientificResearch #PaperpalCoPilot

Is there an R&R that’s been neglected in the chaos of the end of term? Are you procrastinating about getting back to it? Procrastination is a symptom of some kind of emotional block. Maybe it’s guilt about how long it’s been sitting there. Maybe you are anxious about what you might find in the referees’ reports. Maybe you know what’s in the referees’ reports and they make you feel angry or inadequate or something else that isn’t very pleasant. Did you know that I have a course that helps you address those feelings so you can face the revisions? It is based on 2 premises: (1) Peer review is an editorial process, mainly focused on developmental editing; (2) You are the author of this manuscript and get to make decisions about how you will respond to the editorial suggestions. The course helps you manage the completely normal emotional gunk, and guides you through a process for reading the comments and making decisions. It also helps you make a plan for doing the work, and provides guidance on requesting extensions or managing co-author expectations if necessary. Purchasing this class (and blocking 1 hour in your calendar to open it and get started) is a great first step for Dealing With Reviewer Comments whether they’ve just landed in your inbox or have been stalled. https://lnkd.in/dU4rD785

I'm loving Pamela Haag's chapter on line editing in The Art of Academic Editing, edited by Cara Jordan and Leslie A. Castro-Woodhouse, PhD. She's just so quotable! "A scholar-writer produces qualitatively better books when they engage serious editorial help or learn to become a keen self-editor (although 'self-editing,' like 'self-surgery,' is a challenge, and even astute self-editors benefit from outside editorial intervention)." "Line editing is sometimes misunderstood as a picayune exercise unrelated to the content of the manuscript, but it actually reaches into the substance of what the author wants to argue or share, and the good line editor can function almost like a cothinker with the authors. Style issues are rarely only about style." Love it! The book is available at: https://lnkd.in/esgf6Ztx RSVP for the Academic Editing Chapter's Book Club Q&A with Cara & Leslie on June 7: https://lnkd.in/e2bvqckX

In the process of academic writing, the editorial process is commonly overlooked. A well-edited document not only reflects the author’s professionalism and diligence, but it also enhances the impact of the research. In this series, we will explore some of the most common areas of negligence in academic writing and how to steer clear of them. Formatting: In research writing, it is important to pay heed to consistency in terms of formatting, style guides, and citation styles. Most research journals have a rigid set of rules that are to be adhered to while writing a research paper. As an editor, it is one’s job to ensure that it is meticulously followed. Errors in aspects like hyphenation and casing can cause the entirety of the paper to be perceived incorrectly. Grammatical errors: More often than not, grammatical errors and typos seep into research papers. Minor errors can end up undermining the credibility of the work. Hence, it is important to proofread and edit several times to ensure the thoroughness of your work. It can be helpful to utilise plug-ins and other tools; however, it is not advisable to rely solely on these as human proofing remains crucial, especially to catch context-specific errors.