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Knowledge Building is a pedagogical approach focused on creating and improving ideas of value to a community. It is based on 12 principles including using real-world problems, treating all ideas as improvable, and encouraging students to take responsibility for their own understanding and the community's knowledge. The document discusses how pilots of an online Knowledge Building initiative aim to incorporate these principles, such as supporting students to synthesize and revise their work over time.
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Graduate student writing: Finding your academic voice
The document discusses how graduate students can find their academic voice by participating in ongoing academic dialogues in their field. It emphasizes identifying a focused thesis statement that addresses an interesting problem and offers an original solution, as well as developing clear implications of the research. The structure of the writing should reflect disciplinary standards and include establishing the problem, focus, implications, and intended analysis.
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