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- To distinguish between informal, creative, and academic registers and apply them appropriately in different writing contexts. - To analyze and critically engage with different models of paper evaluation used in academic publishing. - To develop consistent and reflective journal writing practices as a tool for idea generation and intellectual development. - To employ writing strategies and conceptual tools that support the organization, expansion, and refinement of academic arguments. - To understand the expectations of English-language editors and peer reviewers in scholarly communication. - To develop effective strategies for responding to reviewer feedback and revising academic texts accordingly. - To explain key epistemological concepts in accessible language and relate them to academic writing practices.

Differences between informal, creative and academic registers. Discussion of paper evaluation models. Developing Journal writing. Writing and conceptual tools for development of ideas. English language Editor and Reviewer expectations. How to respond to reviewer feedback. Epistemology in plain English.

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