Writing for publication

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Abstract

After our mathematics or science education research project has been completed, it is natural for us to wish to step back and catch our breath for a moment. However, there is still a critical step remaining in our scholarship. We must decide on a vehicle to share our new knowledge with others. There are many ways to disseminate our research results, including submitting project reports and presenting at professional meetings. However, for most of us, the scholarly vehicle of choice remains a professional journal.

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Hourcade, J. J., & Anderson, H. (2013). Writing for publication. In Research and Supervision in Mathematics and Science Education (pp. 277–298). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315045344-18

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