Procrastination >why does it have such a negative connotation? >when does it work to your advantage? >>when doesn't it work to your advantage? >are there always correlations with procrastinators and poor writing?
This could work, but you'll need to be able to situate it in an academic conversation; we have the beginnings of that with the process texts we've read, especially Harris; an alternative view you might want to look at are some articles by Jennie Nelson: "The Scandalous Research Paper" which I have in a boo, and will bring to class
This could work, but you'll need to be able to situate it in an academic conversation; we have the beginnings of that with the process texts we've read, especially Harris; an alternative view you might want to look at are some articles by Jennie Nelson: "The Scandalous Research Paper" which I have in a boo, and will bring to class
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