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South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
Prewriting, brainstorming, and outlining
- 2. Prewriting, Brainstorming, and Outlining beginning to make sense of the chaos of your research
- 4. Today You Have Options* *The following options are partially inspired by "Pre-writing techniques" from Simpson College, http://www.simpson.edu/hawley/writing/prewriting.html
- 14. Questions? Contact me. sclark [at] windwardschool.org