Let’s talk about procrastination
Are you researching endlessly and not getting down to your writing? Here's how to avoid that trap.
Sharing students’ concerns
Written assignments can be particularly challenging for students whose first language is not English but there are ways to alleviate anxieties around writing.
Embrace low-tech working
At several points in your writing, getting back to pen and paper can help you to improve the structure of your work.
Get cracking, keep cracking on
The best preparation for writing is not to prepare at all. Go for a brisk walk, then dive in.
How to write more concisely
A little editing goes a long way to making your writing clearer.
A writer as facilitator
Students enjoy having the opportunity to share ideas about writing and learn from each other in workshops.
Persevering with your PhD
If you're a PhD students, don't shut yourself away - get out there and share your ideas with others.
How is academic writing like writing for children?
Heather Dyer I am an academic writer and a children’s author. On the face of it, these two forms of writing are at opposite ends of the spectrum. But actually, they have a lot in common. • They’re both about…
Time and space to play
When you start a new assignment, try to allow yourself the freedom to think creatively about it, in a relaxed way.