The productive graduate student writer : how to manage your time, process, and energy to write your research proposal, thesis, and dissertation and get published

The productive graduate student writer : how to manage your time, process, and energy to write your research proposal, thesis, and dissertation and get published /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Allen, Jan (Author)
Corporate Author:	ProQuest (Firm)
Format:	Electronic eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Sterling, Virginia : Stylus Publishing, LLC, 2019.
Edition:	First edition.
Subjects:	Academic writing > Study and teaching (Higher) Report writing > Study and teaching (Higher) Dissertations, Academic. Scholarly publishing. Time management. Research > Methodology.
Online Access:	Connect to this title online (unlimited simultaneous users allowed; 325 uses per year)

Table of Contents:

Machine generated contents note: 1. Write Everyday
2. Schedule Your Writing
3. Write Early in the Day
4. Write a Very Bad First Draft
5. Set Writing Goals
6. Chart Your Progress
7. Preparing to Write
8. Write Before You Wake Up (What?)
9. Write With Deadlines
10. Develop and Use an Outline
11. Fill Your Reservoir
12. Avoid Distractions
13. Think Ahead and Plan Backward
14. Getting to Flow
15. Avoid Binge Writing
16. Overcome Perfectionistic Tendencies
17. Stop Procrastinating---Now
18. Staying Motivated
19. Last Five Minutes of Writing
20. YOUR WRITING ENVIRONMENT
21. Stuck?
22. Revising and Editing
23. Time Management
24. Energy Management
25. Adviser Management
26. Practice Writing
27. Using a Writing Support Group
28. Responsible Writing
29. Writing a Graduate Fellowship Application
30. Writing a Grant Proposal
31. Writing a Research Proposal
32. Writing a Thesis
33. Writing a Dissertation
34. Writing a Journal Article
35. Writing a Book Proposal for an Editor or Agent
36. How to Think and Act Like a Writer
APPENDICES
A. Your Writing Slogan
B. Writing Goals and Journal
C. Word Count Progress Chart
D. Twenty Steps to Writing Your Thesis or Dissertation Proposal or Prospectus
E. Think Ahead and Plan Backward
F. Sample Schedule for My Next Writing Project
G. Obstacles to Productive Writing
H. Working Through Writing Obstacles
I. Proposal, Thesis, Dissertation Progress Meeting Date
J. Peer Review and Critique
K. Chocolate Chip Cake Recipe
L. Writing Tips and Strategies
M. Resources for Academic Writers.