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Demystifying publishing in language and literacy educational research

March 31, 2017 Bonny Norton In this session, I seek to demystify the process of international publication, drawing on my experience as a writer, editor, board member, and journal reviewer for a wide range of educational journals. Topics will include: From term paper to journal article; choice of journal; multiple authorship; and the revision process. […]

Aboriginal Literacy K to 12 Symposium

A UBC Innovation Snapshot: Be inspired by and connect with innovators at UBC

As an example of the high regard in which Dr. Belliveau’s knowledge mobilization efforts are held, the research-based play with military veterans that he developed and directed, Contact!Unload, has reached over 1,500 people over eighteen performances, including a recent production for government ministers and leaders on Parliament Hill. – See more at: http://bit.ly/2nIY5Up

“Children’s poetry: What is it, how do you get it done, and then what do you do with it?”

All are welcome to a presentation by JonArno Lawson.

Writing & Scholarship Series – March 3, 2017

Writing effective book reviews for publication Ryuko Kubota Writing a book review is a great way to start building your publication record. Yet, publishing a book review involves a specific procedure and textual expectations different from journal articles. This workshop will offer an overview of this specific genre and practical recommendations for successful writing of […]

Writing & Scholarship Series 2017

  1. January 13 Ling Shi and Wendy Traas Citation practices, citation management This session addresses two important topics in academic practice: paraphrasing and citation management. In the first part of the session, Dr. Shi will use writing samples from graduate students across disciplines to help participants understand that paraphrasing is a process of smoothly […]

Graduation Reception and Award Recognition Event

For the full list of award winners who will be recognized on Thursday, November 23, please click.

Bringing reality to the classroom: Exercises in intertextuality

Dr. Stephen Bremner is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at City University of Hong Kong, where he teaches courses relating to workplace communication.

Writing & Scholarship Series – 2017

  Exploring diverse possibilities for writing in arts-based research George Belliveau, Carl Leggo, and Kedrick James Friday, November 25, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Ponderosa Commons – Multipurpose Room (2012) While much academic writing has privileged the expository essay, there are many diverse ways to write. In the past few decades many scholars have explored […]

The Writing & Scholarship Series – Academic writing: Process, conventions, and strategies

The first talk in The Writing & Scholarship Series will be led by LLED’s Department Head, Dr. Anthony Paré. The session is suitable for all graduate students. Join us!


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