@NeuroKaiii @AcademicChatter If you are using Word, teach yourself about styles and templates so that you won't have to deal with formatting at the same time as writing your dissertation.
@HoskingKarin @FrostydeSnowMum @PhDForum I do too. In Australia the Institute of Professional Editors has guidelines for thesis editing and universities here often refer to these in their rules for graduate students.
Style is sometimes a matter of posture. Don’t look up at your reader and don’t look down on your reader. Find a reader your own size and look them straight in the eye. #acwri
https://t.co/VpRwnWg0oO
Editor tip for prospective authors: Submit your manuscript well under our max word limit, so when reviewers ask for more information/explanation, you have room to move. @tandfauthorserv @tandfonline
When students have a chance to practice what they’ve learned, on average they retain 75% of that information.
https://t.co/6bYHejPElQ #teachered#experientialed#exped#highered
Here are two versions of my new draft Digital Style Guide - a blog version https://t.co/sFkkXaxmdn
And the PDF version https://t.co/EgnYSRxBpC
All comments are very welcome at [email protected]