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Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks Writing Club
A guide for students participating in the CSU writing club using the text Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks by Wendy Laura Belcher.
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Week 1: Designing Your Plan for Writing
Week 2: Starting Your Article
Week 3: Advancing Your Argument
Week 4: Selecting a Journal
Week 5: Reviewing the Related Literature
Week 6: Strengthening Your Structure
Week 7: Presenting Your Evidence
Week 8: Opening & Concluding Your Article
Week 9: Giving, Getting, & Using Feedback
Week 10: Editing Your Sentences
Week 11: Wrapping Up Your Article
Week 12: Sending Your Article!
Week X: Responding to Journal Decisions
Week 2: Starting Your Article
Discussion Questions
Weekly Tasks
Notes & Ideas
What
type
of article are you attempting to write? (pp 44-48)
What approach are you taking to craft a publishable article?
Approaching new evidence in an old way.
Approaching old evidence in a new way.
Pairing old evidence with old approaches in a new way.
What is your article about? Try to summarize to the group or someone else you trust.
How much revision will your paper need?
Advancing Your Article Video
Video by Mary McDonald
Identify what type of article you're writing.
Try summarizing your article to a friend or the group.
Re-read your paper and make a list of revision tasks.
Create a draft of your abstract.
Find and read a model article.
Myths About Publishing Journal Articles
Only articles heavy on theory and with enormous implications are published.
Only articles with many exciting, interesting ideas get published.
Only entirely original articles get published.
Relevant Resources
Source Types
New Mexico State University
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