Write like your academic career depends on it: because it does!

Writing academic articles well and quickly determines how successful you will be as an academic researcher. The latest episode of the Teaching Writing podcast discusses three key features of articles: introductions, citations, and visuals:
Write like your career depends on it
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Research articles are highly structured texts, and researchers in various fields aligned with writing studies have mapped out how those texts are structured, how the texts construct arguments, and how the texts use visuals to convey information. To get good at writing academic articles in your discipline, you will need to examine those articles in the same way as writing researchers have, though not to their level of detail.

Note: This podcast refers to slides that are available here:
​https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1s65WTswDZyiUuFCDkxBcnVYfajGghEUdrPq2NlkPgSc/edit?pli=1#slide=id.pdocs.google.com/presentation/d/1s65WTswDZyiUuFCDkxBcnVYfajGghEUdrPq2NlkPgSc/edit?pli=1#slide=id.p