Joining the Conversation: Graduate Students' Perceptions of Writing for Publication.
Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University)Published 1 May 2002Open access
Sarah M. Nielsen, Tonette S. Rocco
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The authors report on their qualitative study of eight students in a class on writing for publication and the nature of the writing process in academia. While the participants found value and purpose in writing and scholarly writing, they had great difficulty with criticism and using feedback in constructive ways.
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