#Write My Thesis

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WHY IS IT TAKING YOU SO LONG TO WRITE YOUR THESIS🥀#studytok #phd #masters #anara #creatorsearchinsights

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Controversial opinion BUT If you’re training AI to write your thesis (or ANY writing for that matter) - then you haven’t written a thesis. AI has. YOU haven’t actually written anything. 😱 I’ve seen a number of so-called ‘experts’ punt how they can ‘ethically’ show you how to use AI to write your thesis in 30 days - in fact I saw one lady who said they could do it in a weekend? And so my question is - really? And what sort of quality of research and writing will this produce? AI is ONLY as good as the information it has available to it - and quite frankly it makes stuff up A PhD thesis (or a book) SHOULD take you TIME to develop - why do we think it’s OK to do this super quick without putting in the hours and the effort? Is research, studying & writing now becoming like ‘fast food’ or ‘fast fashion’? I’ve just started writing a new book - I don’t ‘expect’ this to be a quick process and I’m not under any illusion that it’s going to be easy. By all means use AI as a TOOL - maybe it can ‘help’ you with your research, strategy or planning (or maybe it can’t)? BUT ALSO remember to use YOUR own brain and keep the art of disseminating information AND writing alive! 📚If you’d like to know when a copy of my PhD thesis is available to read (which didn’t use ANY form of AI in its development 😉), comment PHD for the 🔗 to join my book waitlist! Thoughts? #ai #aihacks #aitools #chatgpt #academicwriting #thesiswriting #thesislife #thesisproblems #thesishelp #phdthesis #phdjourney #phdstudentlife #phdstruggles #phd #phdbythesis #phdstudent #phdjourney #phdlife #phdresearch #phdresearcher #sarahmcaleerhistorysmith

5 apps to help you with thesis writing 👇 1️⃣ @audemic_co - turn any research paper into an audiobook! This can be an alternative way to read papers if you’ve done a lot of reading! It even offers summaries and allows you to organise your papers 📑 2️⃣ @forest_app - the ultimate pomodoro timer. Stops you from using your phone to grow a virtual forest when you’re working. I love this app, really helped me when writing up my thesis and you can even participate in sessions with out people to keep you all accountable 😍 3️⃣ @paperpal_cactus - an amazing free tool that provides language and grammar checks for academic writing! Honestly, a game changer for anyone writing their thesis 🤩 4️⃣ @genei.io - an app to summarise research articles and store your notes in one place. It’s so convenient and is very easy to use. Genei helped me when it came to writing up my intro and discussion of my thesis ✅ 5️⃣ @webofsciencefie x Endnote - a great way to search for articles, read them and export to endnote online, as well as the integrated cite while to write feature for MS word. The fact that I could access this from anywhere and easily add articles to endnote made thesis writing so much easier. It might not be for everyone, this is what my university supports. Find what works for you! This is not an ad, I’ve personally used and paid for some of the premium services myself and they honestly helped me so much during my thesis writing journey. Defo check them out 🤩 Disclaimer: I am currently working with Paperpal and I’ve also worked with Genei in the past. This post is NOT part of a paid partnership, I just genuinely love these tools 😍 Have tools do you use that help you with writing? ⬇️ . . . . #Productivity #ProductivityHack #PhDProductivity #ProductivePhD #ProductiveWriting #ProductivityTools #ProductivityHelp #StudyHelp #StudyHack #StudyTips #Writing #ThesisWriting #ThesisWritingToolkit #PhDHelp #ExamHelp #DissertationHelp #ThesisHelp #Studygram #PhDLife #PhDHack #PhDProblems

✍🏼 THESIS WRITING ✍🏼 . Thesis writing got me like 🤯🤯🤯 . Since I started writing my thesis, I swear my brain doesn’t function properly - I suddenly forget how to write about the brain and Parkinson’s disease, words just don’t make sense to me anymore 😂 . I can read a paper, sit down to write about it in the thesis, and can’t get any of it down!! It’s so frustrating 😅🙈 . Trying to explain complicated scientific processes can be HARD - tell me I’m not alone?! 🫣 . #scientist #thesis #thesiswriting #dissertation #dissertationlife #science #phdlife #phdstudent #phdjourney #phdproblems #academia #womeninstem

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How to ⬇️ But some numbers first: 275 pages (including 118 pages of supplementary materials and references) 3 systematic literature reviews (crazy I know) 4 original research studies 5 already published papers 2 articles that we will try to publish in the future 60.000 words written (just pure text, excluding references!) I am an enthusiast writer so I didn't dread writing my PhD thesis, but there still were some rules I followed that helped my writing: ✍🏼 A good thesis is a written thesis - I deliberately didn't spend any unnecessary time trying to "perfect" what I wrote. I allowed myself to write imperfect drafts because editing an imperfect draft and building a complete initial version is the most important part. ✍🏼 Seeking feedback early and often - I created fake deadlines for my supervisors to get to me that were earlier than my actual deadlines. I sent my thesis out for feedback chapter by chapter so that we could spot if there was any major flow in how I was building my arguments. I didn't get detailed feedback beyond "no major flows so far" on each chapter, only after it was fully ready, but with this approach I allowed myself to make major mistakes and not freak out in case they happen. ✍🏼 I wrote consistently - since each chapter of my thesis is basically a paper, I had some chapter drafts already written. I have worked on them since the beginning of year 2. I scheduled days when I blocked my calendar off completely and focused on drafting. Over time this built a decent database of ideas, paragraphs, even whole sections that I could stitch together and improve. Save this for future writing reference! 💫 And let me know if I should make a more detailed post about the writing plan, outline, and routine. #writing #writingtips #motivation #academicwriting #literaturereview #review #publish #universitytips #phdjourney #phdtips #gradschool #productivity #publishing #studywithme #PhDstudent #phd #university #academia #academic #science #studymotivation #studyhard #universitystudent #gradschoolproblems

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The academic year is almost over, and many of you are writing your thesis. The final seminar is approaching, the deadline is very close, but don’t panic! Here are the best tips that helped me in my thesis writing: 1: Anything you write is better than a blank page. Start with simple things: write bullet points with the main things you want to talk about, and then develop each point in the order you prefer. 2: A draft is a draft. It does not have to be perfect! Don’t overstress if you don’t like a sentence or a paragraph you wrote, there is always time to improve things. 3: Set deadlines for each chapter or section you have to write. In addition, each day you are working on the thesis, set a small goal of what you want to write by the end of the day. It helps a lot, believe me! 4: Ask for help: your supervisor is there for you, it’s their job to support you and help you throughout the entire process of your thesis work. Ask for suggestions, and send in several drafts before the final version so that you have time to discuss what you wrote and change things if needed. 5: ASK! This is actually an acronym for the Unit for Academic Language. The University offers free support for all students on academic writing. You can both book an appointment or take advantage of the drop-in times, and you can show your text to an expert in academic language and receive detailed feedback. Find more on the Student Portal! 6: Keep track of all the references you read! Sometimes it can happen to keep reading papers even in the middle of your writing, and it can be easy to lose track of them. Whenever you read an article that you might cite, save it on softwares like Zotero so that you don’t forget it, and you have an easier way of inserting citations. 7: What you like might be different from what others like! Ask your friends to read what you have written so far and ask for a feedback. First, you will understand if the text is easy to comprehend. Second, you see if the writing style you have is liked by others as well or not! Did you already follow any of these tips? //Silvia #thisisgu #studentlife #studyabroad #internationalstudents #thesiswriting #thesiswritinghelp #thesis

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