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Teacher Research Publishing a paper about your project Home Teacher research projects People involved with teacher research Research about teacher research ... Links Glossary What is action research? What is teacher research (TR)? The development of local knowledge Comparing TR to other forms of educational research ... Site feedback Publishing Your Project Research reports can take many different formats. However, Jean Frey (1995) and Diane D. Painter (1998) from the Fairfax County Teacher Research Network suggest the following components: Title Rationale for doing the research Include your review of the literature Question(s) Importance of the project to you and why Methodology: Who- populations/subjects What- materials/procedures How- data collection Writing samples Anecdotal record Observations Audio/visual tapes Checklists Tests Data Analysis/Findings Conclusion and Implications for the future References Publishing criteria for educational magazines and journals can usually be found inside the front or back covers of publications. Most teacher researchers who work in research teams first publish their reports in a team collection. This collection of teacher research articles can be run off and bound or placed in a notebook and distributed to fellow staff members at school or placed in the school library. The school district's area superintendent and to the school system's staff development office may also want copies for assessment reasons or other evaluative purposes.

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Waiting for Heavenly Inspiration? Or maybe you would like some real down-to-earth advice! In this seminar David Samson pulls no punches, since he only works with the top literary agents in NYC. The place where the book business is located the BIG world of publishing. Plus featured on David Letterman, The Today Show, Rosie 'O' Donnell, Regis and Kathy Lee, Geraldo Rivera, Politically Incorrect, ABC Prime Time Live, Entertainment Tonight, Donahue, and Larry King Live Small wonder this hard-hitting seminar is chock full of insider tips and information. The type of straight talk only available from someone who's been there, done that! The key to success is your proposal. Frankly, why should anyone care what you have to say, let alone pay for it? The book business is tough, competitive, and there are probably dozens of other people proposing books just like yours. So how do you cut through the clutter, make your voice heard, be the kind of author who generates media heat? David Samson answers these questions and much more!

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Getting Published with the ANZJFT A range of needs, a range of articles and a range of authors. The ANZJFT is a community of therapists. We wish the articles to reflect the range of needs of people in our community. Articles may be short notes from your practise that reflect an issue that you have been wrestling with. It may not be academic but might be of interest. Your practise will develop as you write. As the ideas develop so will your practise. It is 90% perspiration/ hard work and 10% (or less less) talent. Create an exception to the rule in your life as a therapist or family centred practioner and expand yourself as you write about what you do. Create a new story about yourself.and what you can do. There are many good ideas out in the field that never get written up because the author never believed they could do it. It is a shame because we all lose out. Start now and see the results grow Getting Published Some Myths I have nothing to say My practice is too ordinary I am not academic enough etc Some Ideas An interesting case I saw this week.....

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Main Community Literary Espresso Audio ... Articles by Joe Lavigne e-mail website The following are just a few opinionated do's and don't of dealing with publishers and writing contests. Avoid publishers who charge you, whether it be reading fees or any other reason, to publish your writing. A reputable or successful publication makes it monies from selling copies of its product or in some markets by advertising not from its writers and contributors. Especially avoid anthologies (primarily poetry anthologies) that require the purchase of their book in order to be published. One reason is stated above. But the other reason is that if they require you to buy a copy, it's not because the publication is wildly successful or an elite market. Actually they do this because this is their main means of distribution and almost sole source of sales. Don't ever believe that because a submission was rejected it is totally unpublishable. They are many other reasons for a rejection letter other than "it sucked." Most publications have certain guidelines, stated or unstated, as to the exact type, content, and style of work they will accept which also affect such decisions. Send all your submissions in proper, typed prose or poetry manuscript form with a cover or query letter. If you don't know the form or if in doubt go to the library and look it up. And find out the editor's name so you may address directly to that person and not just put "To whom it may concern" or "Dear Editor." Always a plus in an editor's book.

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20 VALUABLE TIPS TO GETTING PUBLISHED James Russell Publishing www.powernet.net/~scrnplay Despite the fact there are many books for authors on how to submit manuscripts to publishers and agents, a condensed primer of good advice is needed. Here are some valuable tips to help you get your book published. You must have a "completed" manuscript ready for publication. If all you have is a great idea for a book and no product to sell you are wasting time and effort. Few publishers will accept such submissions from unknown writers. Best advice? Write the book then submit the manuscript to publishers and agents. Send the manuscript in separate unbound sheets, unless otherwise instructed. However, if you are an experienced writer, you may submit a book "proposal." Read books similar to what you plan to write so you have an idea of how the writer communicated the subject matter. You could likely do better. That's what you'll have to do in order to compete with other books much like yours in the marketplace! Read about the publishing industry.

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Some Advice about Getting Published from Natural Bridge contributors Dan Pope has published short stories in McSweeney's, The Gettysburg Review, The Iowa Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Shenandoah, Portland Review, and Natural Bridge ("Leave" in no. 3, "My Brother's Apartment" in no. 6, and "House on Goose Pond" in no. 8). A lot of young writers send their stuff out before they're ready, before the particular piece is ready. That makes for a flurry of trips to the post office and a flurry of rejections. Instead, try working on a particular storyyour best oneuntil it's perfect. Go over it again and again, no matter how long it takes. Don't rush it into the mail. (I like to finish a story, then let it sit for a while. When I come back to it, some weeks later, I usually learn that it wasn't finished after all, that there's a lot more work to do.) One disadvantage about participating in an MFA program is that the atmosphere can foster competitiveness. Try the opposite approach. Form a group with some writer-friends. Let each other know about publishing opportunitiesmagazines calling for submissions, contest deadlines, new journals, friends of friends who know someone somewhere, anything. Compare notes about which editors seem to be receptive to what types of writing. If you establish a cordial relationship with an editor, then recommend the work of one of your friends. Celebrate when one of the group gets a story accepted by drinking alcoholic beverages at the nearest tavern. Be generous. You will feel happier about yourself and the world at large.

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TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE Volume 3 Number 7 COVER STORY COLUMNS July Columns ARTICLES July Articles REGULAR FEATURES July Regular Features FYI July Informational Items Gazette Home Delivery: Teacher Tips... Tips for Getting Published by Kathleen Carpenter, Editor in Chief For information about how to submit for publication in the Teachers.Net Gazette, see the guidelines at the bottom of http://teachers.net/gazette . We publish many teacher-submitted articles on education related topics. In the March Gazette: Secrets of Success-Writing for Educational Publishers by Barbara Gruber and Sue Gruber http://teachers.net/gazette/MAR02/gruber.html Self-Publishing chat transcript: http://teachers.net/gazette/SEP00/archive.html Author Marjan Glavac - Writing, Self-Publishing And More chat transcript http://teachers.net/archive/glavac5.html Author Paul Chika Emekwulu - Self - Publishing chat transcript http://teachers.net/archive/emekwulu.html Also, in the Author/Illustrator section of the Archives you'll find transcripts of our chats with many well-known authors. Often those authors responded to questions about how to write for publication. Author-Illustrator chats: http://teachers.net/archive/authorarchive.html

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document.write(""); document.write(""); By Gil Winters Gamasutra March 12, 1999 Letters to the Editor: Write a letter View all letters Features Agent's Advice: Getting Published The problem with game development as a business is that too many people want to do it. Game development is just like any other entertainment business, such as movies, sports, and music; hordes of hopefuls are always trying to break-into show business, get drafted into professional sports, or get signed to recording contracts. "Wannabe" game developers are no different. As a group, they all love games, some have genuine talent, and most eventually end up trying to talk to established publishers about funding or publishing their game. When they do try talking to publishers, they get referred to someone in the product development (PD) department, or to a division within product development which is sometimes called acquisitions, licensing, A&R (Artists and Repertoire, a music industry term), or inventor relations. For many "wannabe" game developers, talking to product development is an unexpectedly difficult experience. Why? The truth is, PD professionals at publishing companies, many of whom are really great people, must make a hard decision. Either: They are nice to everyone that contacts them, giving each and every person ample time to tell them about their game.

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