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January 1997
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A long-term bestseller, this book is a pragmatic step-by-step guide to completing you dissertation or thesis during two semesters, in fifty workdays or less. It covers advisor and topic selection, proposal development, data collection and organization, available assistance, writing, and defense. The author demystifies the process and provides you with essential guidance through the rites of passage that are an integral part of completing your degree.
... Nilson's (2016) text on college teaching, based heavily on available empirical research, has only a brief mention of thesis supervision in her wider look at inquiry-based learning. There is, however, no shortage of self-help books for students navigating the doctoral dissertation and sometimes the master's thesis, both generally and specifically for geography programs (Ogden, 2002;Parsons & Knight, 1995;Peters, 2017). L. Vos (2013) offers a literature review in support of thesis work in European master's programs in business, drawing from research on undergraduate, masters, and Ph.D. levels across many disciplines. ...
January 1997
