Supervising Writing and Publication
摘要
Of all the responsibilities in graduate supervision, few are as central—or as demanding—as supporting student writing. Graduate education culminates in substantial written outputs: theses, dissertations, articles, reports, creative exegeses, or portfolios. Writing is not merely a vehicle for communicating findings; it is the primary site where scholarly thinking is clarified, tested, and refined. To write is to think, and the process of writing is inseparable from the process of research itself.