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Book: Writing Research Proposals in Applied Linguistics

Chapter: Drafting your Specific Research Proposal

DOI: 10.1558/equinox.33183

Blurb:

• Identifying the audience. Who will read the proposal? Who is it for?






• Distinguishing writing proposals for experts and writing for lay audiences. The importance of knowing your audience






• Following the rules for the submission: the importance of modelling drafts






• Write it right: practising the appropriate style in writing proposals






• Identifying and collating references and making them serve your research purposes(s)






• The importance of revising and editing your proposal













Reflective Tasks






Chapter Contributors

  • Jean Brick (Jean.Brick@mq.edu.au - jbrick) 'Macquarie University'