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check for ‘code words’ – revising your writing
It is not uncommon for doctoral writers to get supervisor feedback saying they need to unpack an idea. But what does this unpack really mean – and how does a writer get in a situation where they have something that … Continue reading
Posted in academic writing, code words, revision, revision strategy, unpacking
Tagged academic writing, code words, Flowers and Hayes, Pat Thomson, revision
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