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As an academic writing coach, here are the 7 mistakes I see supervisors and PIs make in the process of co-writing a paper with their PhD students or mentees.
A thread. 🧵
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I’m glad we lived in a country with a functioning health care system when our child was young. But at least this province is doing the right thing and spending millions on…a new language ministry 🥺
I would have supported this petition either way, but now that I am directly concerned, even more so! https://t.co/319CxCoruf
Universities who claim to care about EDI, as @concordia does, should expand daycare facilities, not repossess the space without a plan to relocate 🤨
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Did I mention we make the 13F (and 13D, G, Form 4 etc.) data from this paper available for academic research
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(Freely available 13F data elsewhere isn't just incomplete ***but also ~50% misparsed***. Choose wisely.)
Academic supervisors: read your students' papers and give feedback, as fast as you can!!!
I know we all have a million things to do, but this might be the most critical part of our job. Your trainees' careers are directly affected by delays.
My proudest moment as an advisor is when an advisee tells me they're rejecting my advice, and gives me a convincing reason why. The sooner a junior scholar gets to the point where they have the judgment, self-knowledge, and confidence to do this, the better for their career.