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James McConnachie

Finding your faults

When we edit, most of us simply read the text, line by line, correcting as we go. But it can be more effective to read for one kind of fault at a time.
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Working with your word limit

Cherise Saywell When coaching students nervous about the blank page, I’ve often used the word limit as a technique for getting started. A big project, such as a PhD thesis, is less intimidating once you break it down. For example,…

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Printing your work

Printing a draft is like taking out a map halfway through a journey to remind yourself of where you’re going.
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