Show Notes
Getting published in academic journals can be a major source of stress for education researchers.
We talk to Sam Sellar (lead editor of Discourse) about how best to navigate the article writing and submission process, dealing with peer reviews, and seeing journals as a space for ongoing conversations and community-building.
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