#AcademicWriting PRO TIP:
Reading (a lot, broadly, deeply, widely) will make you a better writer.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Reading (a lot, broadly, deeply, widely) will make you a better writer.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
I feel EXACTLY the same kinds of stresses you all do:
"I have so much to WRITE I can't read!"
"I need to grade/write letters of reference/participate in this committee/peer review this article"
Make time for reading folks. Otherwise, you WILL fall behind for sure.
"I have so much to WRITE I can't read!"
"I need to grade/write letters of reference/participate in this committee/peer review this article"
Make time for reading folks. Otherwise, you WILL fall behind for sure.
If you need like you could use some help with how to strategize your reading, my Reading Strategies page links to plenty of blog posts that describe a repertoire of various approaches and levels of reading raulpacheco.org/resources/read…
If you feel like you can ONLY dedicate a block of time to read, once or twice a week (I try to read daily, sometimes with mixed success) you may want to use my Batch Processing Approach to Reading/Annotating/Systematizing/Absorbing raulpacheco.org/2021/02/batch-…
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