I've read the research. Highlighted the interesting stuff. Made a few notes.
I've done about as much as I can do without actually writing the paper.
So last night I set fingers to keyboard. I created the title page (APA format, don't you know), formatted the headers, drafted an abstract, and typed the first two sentences of my "review of literature" regarding what attributes a good math teacher should have. My goal for tonight is two paragraphs.
The paper is due in less than a month.
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Writer block! Get me a drink! :<)
Good luck man...and as soon as this is in, get your ass out somewhere...you've earned it!
Not including the title page, abstract, and references, the paper has to be 7-10 pages long. I completed a page tonight. I can keep this rate up; after all, it's double-spaced. I worry about keeping the length *down* to 10 pages, what with all the research I read! If I quoted one line of the conclusion from each article (so I can cite it!), that's most of the paper right there.
I'd love to read either the draft (free proofing if wanted) or final.
Be careful, Steve, or I just might take you up on that.
I now have a sentence or two less than three full pages of text. The requirement is 7-10 pages, and I have 9 more studies to discuss. I've discussed only 3 so far.
I always want to type too much, make my papers too long. *sigh*
Done! 11/1/16
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