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5 Top Tips on Writing an Academic Blog Post

Blog posts are a great way for researchers and other academics to share their ideas...

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Word Choice: Genes vs. Jeans

The words “genes” and “jeans” may sound alike, but they’re spelled differently and have different...

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Spelling Tips: Website or Web Site?

Do you visit a “website” or a “web site”? And should these terms be capitalized?...

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6 Tips for Writing About Disability

When writing about disabilities, we have the power to place people in either a positive...

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5 Words from the World of Jazz for International Jazz Day

Today (April 30) is International Jazz Day, a day for celebrating the impact of jazz...

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An Introduction the Dewey Decimal System

Libraries around the world use the Dewey Decimal System to organize written works. And since...

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Spelling Tips: Vice or Vise?

The words “vice” and “vise” sound the same, which makes it easy to mix them...

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Yarr, Matey! (4 Nautical Phrases to Help You Talk Like a Pirate)

Ahoy, matey! Yarr! Shiver me timbers! Splice the mainbrace, and so on and so on....

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Academic Writing: How to Avoid the Genetic Fallacy

In today’s post, we look at how to avoid genetic fallacies. And no, this doesn’t...

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Spelling Tips: Tire or Tyre?

If you’re used to American English, you may not know the spelling “tyre.” This is...

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Spelling Tips: Check or Cheque?

You may know what a “check” is, but have you heard of a “cheque”? These...

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Spelling Tips: Dependent or Dependant?

Have you noticed the spellings “dependent” and “dependant” used anywhere? This might seem odd if...

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