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The ‘Write’ Skills and More: A Thesis Writing Group for Doctoral Students

Pages 285-297 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Kathleen Vacek, William J. Donohue, Amanda Gates, Alice Shu-Ju Lee & Shelah Simpson. (2021) Seeking balance within personal writing ecologies: a collaborative autoethnography of a doctoral student writing group. Studies in Continuing Education 43:1, pages 104-118.
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Tshilidzi Netshitangani & Petunia R Machaisa. (2021) Supervision experiences of postgraduate students at an ODL institution in South Africa. Cogent Social Sciences 7:1.
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Basil Khalifa Costas Derek Cahusac de Caux, Cho Kwong Charlie Lam, Ricky Lau, Cuong Huu Hoang & Lynette Pretorius. (2017) Reflection for learning in doctoral training: writing groups, academic writing proficiency and reflective practice. Reflective Practice 18:4, pages 463-473.
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Daniel Bos, Robin Finlay, Peter Hopkins, Jenny Lloyd & Michael Richardson. (2017) Reflections on the ESRC internship scheme for postgraduates. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 41:1, pages 106-118.
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Seung Won Park & Niem Tu Huynh. (2015) How are non-geography majors motivated in a large introductory world geography course?. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 39:3, pages 386-406.
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Olga Kozar & Juliet F. Lum. (2015) Online doctoral writing groups: do facilitators or communication modes make a difference?. Quality in Higher Education 21:1, pages 38-51.
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Shelley Murphy, Monica McGlynn-Stewart & Farveh Ghafouri. (2014) Constructing Our Identities through a Writing Support Group: Bridging from Doctoral Students to Teacher Educator Researchers. Studying Teacher Education 10:3, pages 239-254.
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Elke Stracke & Vijay Kumar. (2014) Realising graduate attributes in the research degree: the role of peer support groups. Teaching in Higher Education 19:6, pages 616-629.
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Carly J. Lassig, Lisette H. Dillon & Carmel M. Diezmann. (2013) Student or scholar? Transforming identities through a research writing group. Studies in Continuing Education 35:3, pages 299-314.
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Cally Guerin, Vicki Xafis, DianaV. Doda, MarianneH. Gillam, AllisonJ. Larg, Helene Luckner, Nasreen Jahan, Aris Widayati & Chuangzhou Xu. (2013) Diversity in collaborative research communities: a multicultural, multidisciplinary thesis writing group in public health. Studies in Continuing Education 35:1, pages 65-81.
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Martin Haigh. (2013) Writing successfully for the Journal of Geography in Higher Education . Journal of Geography in Higher Education 37:1, pages 117-135.
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Nari Carter. (2012) Action research: improving graduate-level writing. Educational Action Research 20:3, pages 407-421.
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Natascha Klocker. (2012) Doing Participatory Action Research and Doing a PhD: Words of Encouragement for Prospective Students. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 36:1, pages 149-163.
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