Academic writing ****************************************************************************************** * ****************************************************************************************** Do you need to publish scientific papers in English? Do you find yourself getting a native to proofread your papers, only to get comments from reviewers such as “Please get a native proofread this paper”? Do people not understand what you write? Do you struggle to make co simple and easy for others to understand? If so, this series of three interactive lectures is for you. Topics will include the differences between Czech and English scientific writi structure individual sentences within paragraphs, how to improve the flow of your writing, use transitions, and how to analyze your own (or student’s) writing. WORKSHOP 1 We will discuss what people really mean when they say that your text sounds too complicate cover how to link individual ideas and sentences together. WORKSHOP 2 We will discuss how to use transitions, how to decide whether to be passive or active, how paragraphs, and how write in a consistent manner. WORKSHOP 3 Guided activities will test your ability to apply what we covered in the previous two days the large number of participants, the instructor will not be able to give feedback to you will comment on what he sees within the group as a whole. Lecturer: James Tufano, M.Sc., Ph.D. James Tufano, PhD, is not only a native English speaker whose education spanned across the and Australia, but he is also a successful young scientist and academic writing teacher. S has been involved with academic writing instruction for over 5 years and laboratory resear years. By combining his work-related experience with a highly interactive teaching style, workshops will not only keep you from falling asleep, but will provide you tools and writi that can improve your written communication skills immediately. Intended for academic staff! The programme is not intended for individual consultations. Registration is cancelled. The workshops are cancelled this semester. Thank you for your understanding!