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Books now available! The Scholarly Writing Process (Short Guide #1) The Principles of Juggling: A Picture Book for Academics Love Your (Academic) Work! You became an academic because you are excited about ideas and about communicating those ideas to others. How many nights have you stayed up late with colleagues discussing ideas? Don’t you still …
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice. The benefits of working small. August 3, 2015. In another post I asked How could you experiment with working in a relaxed state? I proposed that the ways in which my yoga teacher has been encouraging us to work within the comfortable range of movement and not stretch our muscles to their limits might also apply to your writing and other … [Read more.]. Filed Under: 15 minutes a day. Learned in Yoga class. July 9, 2015. March 9, 2015.
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice. The benefits of working small. August 3, 2015. In another post I asked How could you experiment with working in a relaxed state? I proposed that the ways in which my yoga teacher. Has been encouraging us to work within the comfortable range of movement and not stretch our muscles to their limits might also apply to your writing and other work. Why do the smallest possible movement? The work I do in my own 15-minute daily yoga practice.
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice. As little as 15 minutes a day for research and writing is worthwhile. Many academics struggle with finding time to do research and writing. And yet it is research and writing that will make the difference when you are applying for jobs, going up for promotion, being evaluated for grants, and so much more. You don't need to find much time at all. 15 minutes a day could make a big difference. April 27, 2016. January 11, 2016. I had a q...
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice. August 6, 2015. Making decisions is one of the most energy-intensive things we do as humans. Making a decision just plain takes a lot of calories. With a complex life, our brains are exhausted most days, too exhausted to make good decisions. Mark Silver A common scenario You have a sense that you should be … [Read more.]. Filed Under: Developing a Practice. Tagged With: decision fatigue. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice.
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Foundations of an Academic Writing Practice. New Academic Year roundup. August 17, 2015. The spiral-like nature of your academic life is particularly evident at the beginning of the academic year. No matter how experienced you are, it is always a bit chaotic. It offers the possibility of doing things better, or at least differently, this year. It is easy to approach a new year with … [Read more.]. Filed Under: Developing a Practice. Tagged With: beginning of semester. Introduci...
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Postgraduate Lives: June 2015
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015. The journeys within the research journey: Making time for wellbeing. Some mornings it's easy to find inspiration to fuel my thinking. My cycle journey to university presents many of the same features each day, experienced a little differently. Loosing feeling in my hands and feet is not the most obvious contribution to a sense of wellbeing, but it sure helps me to appreciate my office once I get there. And some days, moving around on a bike is just tested to the limits. Do share p...
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Postgraduate Lives: Academic Conversations with...Lara Sanderson
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Thursday, August 25, 2016. Academic Conversations with.Lara Sanderson. I often feel that I have told my story a thousand times . With every telling I know I sh ift and move with it ,. O this is me (f or now). I live a quiet life, I am in my finishing year, so I live in my writing cave. Before I enter my writing cave,. N those still moments of the morning, when the harbour mirrors the sky, I wander through the streets with an exeuberant spoodle named Toby #Phd Dog. Into the writing cave. Research that des...
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Thursday, July 28, 2016. Academic Conversation with.Tracy Rogers. Exploring girls’ educational persistence in Cambodia. I am currently in my second year of doctoral research and my sixth consecutive year as a student! Links to this post. Thursday, July 14, 2016. Academic conversations with. Donna Price. As a college English teacher providing feedback is absolutely vital, particularly for senior students. Developing a deeper understanding of how to provide the best possible feedback and give my studen...
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Postgraduate Lives: April 2015
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Friday, April 10, 2015. Seeing the signs - the switched-on analysis brain. I realised I had 'analysis brain' a few weekends ago as I was driving back from a day of interviewing participants. Being a Sunday afternoon, the offerings on National radio were more entertainment than current affairs, but something must have caught my attention. Perhaps it was the mention of Facebook? Currently I'm immersed in transcribing. I'm actively looking for themes instead of tripping over them. It's a laborious y...Profe...
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Postgraduate Lives: September 2015
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Monday, September 28, 2015. Guest Blog: The distraction(s) of life. One of the dilemmas. I have published some stuff and I am determined to do some more, but other distractions keep coming along. I suspect that I am also becoming more comfortable with the distractions that I choose and life puts my way. I am better at playing with distractions and being in the moment. Links to this post. Monday, September 14, 2015. If you live in the UK and someone asks ‘what’s New Zealand like? And I guess that is a pre...
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Postgraduate Lives: July 2015
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Monday, July 20, 2015. Producing Snazzy Posters (in PowerPoint). Nevertheless, the beauty of creating a poster is that it forces you to condense your ideas into the space of a poster. Ultimately it may help you get that single thesis statement. In this post I am going to expand upon this to making posters in PowerPoint. This is what I have found works for me without any design skills or fancy stuff – take what you need and leave the rest. There are other options available, including using Inkscape. So wi...
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Postgraduate Lives: April 2016
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016. I dont deserve to be here': One postgrad student's musings on imposter syndrome. Those old familiar feelings of inadequacy ramped up even more this year and begun to mess with my ability to get a good night's sleep. I would see Master of Education under the heading qualification in progress, there in black and white, and not be able to understand or believe it. Why hadn't I been found out yet? So what exactly is 'imposter syndrome'? Feeling like a fraud – the thought that...
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History and PhD Life. Why I’m Leaving Academia. History PhDs Beyond the Academy: Yes, We’re Useful! How I Went From Writing Nothing to Writing a Ton. Corpses, Canoes and Catastrophes: An 18th-Century Priest’s Resume. Unsolicited Advice for New PhD Students. Unsolicited Advice for New PhD Students. If you’re reading this, you probably know that mental illness is a common problem in academia. This isn’t advice isn’t bad so much a. You can’t just erase all that by getting enough sleep. Be doing work, how we.
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Finding new paths in academia and outside the ivory walls. Guest Post: Too Far Along to Quit (Too Apathetic to Finish). December 1, 2010. This is a guest post by Michael, a PhD candidate in Political Science. He can be reached at hulley22@gmail.com. Hi My name is Michael, and I’m an academic. Not only am I an academic, but I’m a jaded academic. An academic who is thinking of quitting, but can’t. Why can’t I quit? Why is it so difficult to say I’m done? Finish, I just don’t know if I. Should I stay or sho...
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Farm School, Farm House. 124; Comments RSS. There are obviously two educations. One should teach us how to make a living and the other how to live.". James Adams, from his essay "To 'Be' or to 'Do': A Note on American Education", 1929. We're a Canadian family of five, farming, home schooling, and building our own house. I'm nowhere near as regular a blogger as I used to be. The kids are 18/Grade 12, 16/Grade 11, and 14/Grade 10. Contact me at becky.farmschool@gmail.com. Sir Francis Bacon, "Essays". Ginge...
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Photos of random items. Some reflecting a mood I am in, others for the shear joy of it. Challenge and persistence in finding that perfect shot, without manipulating the situation is key for me. No lessons here, I don't have the knowledge to teach. CLICKING ON EACH PICTURE WILL ENLARGE THEM. Sunday, November 27, 2016. Water Birds and Things. There is a Heron in the middle of this Heart, look close. Links to this post. Tristyn saw this and said"Look Yamma a tree rainbow.". Links to this post. It's me. ...
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Love Your (Academic) Work. Ethos & Influences. The Scholarly Writing Process (Short Guide #1). The Principles of Juggling: A Picture Book for Academics. Love Your (Academic) Work! Download and print this poster (11″ x 17″). You became an academic because you are excited about ideas and about communicating those ideas to others. How many nights have you stayed up late with colleagues discussing ideas? Don’t you still do that at conferences sometimes? Love your academic work because it is meaningful and sa...
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Monday, August 23, 2010. Greenwood, Bukit Timah. Aunty Karen has craving for Lana's fruit cake. And we made our way to Greenwood Ave. 13th Aug, Teacher Yasmin brought K1 Rainy to Hort Park. It was a super super fun day. We had McDonald's Happy Meal that comes with a free toy. We travelled through the (CTE) tunnel. Look what I have got. Mommy : Did you pucl them from the trees? Jovan : No, I picked them from the ground. But my friend plucked from the trees. Dream house for mommy. Look what I have got!
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