The document outlines strategies for enhancing research efficiency, emphasizing the importance of effective literature review, management skills, and collaborative efforts among researchers. It discusses two main methods for skill enhancement: learning from peers and leveraging online resources, while highlighting the challenges and advantages of each approach. Additionally, it provides insights into the dynamics of various research labs, communication practices, and the value of sharing knowledge across institutions.
The document appears to reference several academic papers and conferences, including submissions to IEEE and ACM journals. It mentions contributors and includes links to grant information. The specific content and findings are not detailed in the provided text.
The document outlines strategies for enhancing research efficiency, emphasizing the importance of effective literature review, management skills, and collaborative efforts among researchers. It discusses two main methods for skill enhancement: learning from peers and leveraging online resources, while highlighting the challenges and advantages of each approach. Additionally, it provides insights into the dynamics of various research labs, communication practices, and the value of sharing knowledge across institutions.
The document appears to reference several academic papers and conferences, including submissions to IEEE and ACM journals. It mentions contributors and includes links to grant information. The specific content and findings are not detailed in the provided text.
[Editage Seminar] Common language mistakes made by Japanese authors and essen...英文校正エディテージ
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This document summarizes a presentation given by Yukti Bharwani on common mistakes made by Japanese authors when writing research papers in English for publication. The presentation covers mistakes made in various sections of research papers like titles, keywords, cover letters, introductions, methods, results, discussions, and references. It provides tips to avoid these mistakes by following best practices in scientific writing. The presentation emphasizes understanding the perspective of journal editors and peer reviewers as the main audience for the paper.
This document provides guidance on having difficult conversations by discussing how to make such conversations safe and productive. It notes that crucial conversations are discussions where stakes are high, opinions vary, and emotions run strong. Such conversations often go poorly due to factors like biology, surprise, confusion, and self-defeating behavior. The document outlines how to start with the right motives by focusing on what you and others really want, rather than protective behaviors. It also discusses how to notice when safety is at risk by looking for signs of silence or violence in conversations. Specific tactics are provided for rebuilding mutual purpose and mutual respect to make conversations safe, including apologizing, contrasting to repair misunderstandings, and using C.R.I.B. to
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The document provides a 10-point checklist for avoiding accidental plagiarism when writing manuscripts. It advises acknowledging the works of others, using quotation marks for verbatim text, keeping verbatim text to a minimum, rewriting content from previous studies in one's own words, citing sources, mentioning if the paper was previously presented, following ideas from previous studies with one's own interpretation, using plagiarism detection software, and emphasizing novelty in the cover letter.
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PICOTを使った研究課題の組み立て方
を使った研究課題の組み立て方
Person/ Environment Stakeholders Intervention Comparison Outcomes
Problem (P) (E) (S) (I) (C) (O)
In a 10-year old who is currently whose what strategy is as compared to in terms of
child with attending a self- interdisciplinary most effective or other strategies expressive
developmental contained support team has efficient for signing, and/or
disabilities and classroom and determined to introducing expressive
little or no part-time target manual manual signs natural speech,
functional speech included in signing as an and/or receptive
but good fine- regular class appropriate speech?
motor skills activities mode of
communication
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