Speech-to-Text: Prewriting by Speaking
Let’s face it, scholarly writing can be frustrating—sometimes you might face writer’s block , somet…
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Synthesis and Scholarly Writing Part 2: Putting Synthesis to Work
In Part 1 of this blog series , Katherine discussed the definition of synthesis and its importance …
Start Before You're Ready: An Exercise in Generative Writing
Would you like to produce better writing in less time? The key is to start writing before you feel …
Foundational Concepts for Transitioning Writers: Establishing Context
After several years working in your field, you become an expert. You have specialized knowledge and…
Foundational Concepts for Transitioning Writers: Point of View
Whether you are new to APA style and academic writing, or are returning to this type of writing and…
Paraphrasing to Avoid Plagiarism
When I was in high school, I accidentally plagiarized an essay about Pride and Prejudice by Jane A…
Narrative Writing: Scholarly Narrative Overview
In the coming weeks on this blog, our Blog Team will take an in-depth look at a common (yet complex…
Prompted to Write: A Guide for Using Walden Assignment Prompts to Your Advantage
As a student at Walden, you’re often likely provided with lengthy and descriptive prompts for your …
Use Your Tools Effectively: A Scholarly Writer's Guide to Commonly Misused Words
Academic Writing has its own specialized vocabulary. Sometimes this vocabulary follows grammatical …