1. Writing a lot

2. Barriers that aren’t really  What do people perceive as barriers to writing?  Are they really barriers?  How can you overcome these “barriers”?

3. How to motivate yourself  How can you get yourself to do more writing?

4. Writing groups  How can they help?  What are important factors for a successful group?

5. How to write well  What new points did he bring up?  Dashes, semicolons, individuals, other?

6. The review process  How a manuscript becomes a journal article and how to get it there

7. Writing books

8. Why should you follow a schedule?  Now will you…?

9. Next week  Bring in what you have right now for your CV (will be revised and turned in the next week)  Conference paper will be due in 2 weeks also, then integrative paper, APA presentation, and APA test  Today due: thought paper on writing, article review

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