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Abstract » on textbook & academic writing Menu TAA Home Membership Events Store Cookie Policy (US) Latest Posts from TAA Busy TAA People: Victoria Davis Earns Master’s in Education in School Counseling TAA member Victoria Davis earned her Master’s in Education in School Counseling from Cleveland State University in May of 2024. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Cleveland State University and a Master of Science degree in Human Services, specializing in Family Life Education, from Lubbock Christian University. Busy TAA People: Victoria Davis Earns Master’s in Education in School Counseling Read More Busy TAA People: Kenneth Saladin Honored by Georgia College & State University TAA member Kenneth Saladin was honored by Georgia College & State University (GSCU) at an April 12, 2024 ceremony renaming its science building the Kenneth S. Saladin Integrated Science Complex. Saladin, the distinguished professor emeritus of biology at GSCU, joined the college’s faculty in 1977, and is the university’s largest donor. He is the author of the best-selling textbook, Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and Function , which received a McGuffey Longevity Award from TAA in 2017. Busy TAA People: Kenneth Saladin Honored by Georgia College & State University Read More TAA Featured in Episode of The A&P Professor Podcast TAA was featured in an episode of The A&P Professor podcast on April 12, Pulse of Progress, Looking Back, Moving Forward,” with host Kevin Patton, an award-winning anatomy and physiology textbook author. Kevin’s comments about the benefits of TAA membership and invitation to attend TAA’s 2024 Conference on Textbook & Academic Authoring come in at 50:22. In the episode, Kevin says: With a strongly supportive network of colleagues, TAA provides many resources and active, engaging opportunities for growth and network-forming. TAA meets the needs of those interested in creating textbooks, lab manuals, workbooks, and other learning resources, as well as those who focus on academic writing, such as journal articles, dissertations/theses, monographs, and scholarly or other nonfiction works.” TAA Featured in Episode of The A&P Professor Podcast Read More How a Writing Accountability Partner Can Positively Impact You By Angelica Ribeiro, PhD Do you have a writing accountability partner? If not, you should consider having one. A writing partner can help you more than simply holding you accountable for your writing. Here’s what they can also do. According to Shawn Achor, author of Big Potential , not only are social connections the best predictor of happiness, but they are also one of the greatest predictors of success. One reason for that is the fact that social support can positively impact your perception of challenges. How a Writing Accountability Partner Can Positively Impact You Read More Be Good to Yourself By John Bond We have all read the stories about mental health over the past few years, particularly in the wake of COVID (not that it is gone). Whether articles about depression, anxiety, loneliness, or other challenges, mental health has been elevated in our national discourse. Thankfully. All of that being said, mental health can have an effect on your writing, in both directions. Lack of progress, a false start, a problematic co-author, or movement in the wrong direction can hit a writer hard. It can cause one to question the work they are doing, or just stop. Be Good to Yourself Read More For Your Most Productive Writing Sessions, Nine Questions By Noelle Sterne, PhD When we’re in the middle of a writing project, scholarly or otherwise, it’s hard enough to start, much less continue. I’ve found that asking ourselves some important questions and acting on the answers helps us more easily sneak up on the current project and get started or continue, and even finish. The questions and answers are completely between you and you, and you have the best and only answers. Whatever other advice you may have read or heard, or however loudly others swear theirs is the only way, it’s your own answers that matter. 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