# Katherine Firth
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Katherine Elizabeth Firth (born 24 February 1979) is a British-Australian poet and librettist. She is also a university lecturer, working at La Trobe University, Melbourne, and a research associate at Trinity College Theological School, Melbourne, the theological college of the Anglican Province of Victoria.
== Education ==
Firth was born in Western Australia and raised in Melbourne, the Northern Territory and Hong Kong, where she completed her schooling at King George V School.
Inger Mewburn and Katherine Firth, "Level Up Your Essays: How to Fix Your University Essays and Get Better Grades" (NewSouth, 2021)
I've had 18 years of formal education - why is writing so hard? Today's guests Dr Katherine Firth explains the disease's cure. The book Level Up Your Essays guides the reader through university essay writing, running through stages including essay plans, developing research strategies, writing with…
Writing Well and Being Well with Dr Katherine Firth
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Dr Katherine Firth was a guest speaker at our 2024 Women's Writing Retreat and joins us on the podcast to share her new book "Writing Well and Being Well for Your PhD and Beyond: How to Cultivate a Strong and Sustainable Writing Practice for Life" (Routledge, 2023). Dr Firth is …
18-The Skill Most Academics Get Wrong (And Why It Costs Them Opportunities)
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Amra sits down with Dr Katherine Firth to unpack how the Three Minute Thesis turns complex research into a clear, human story and why that skill changes academic careers. Amra shares the path from department heat to university win to Asia–Pacific submission, including the full 3MT pe…
Pulling a thread from your tangled mess
Following up on Untangling Your Thoughts As You Write, in this track I suggest some strategies for next steps in the process of writing a first draft of an article or other publishable output from your research. Links:Pat Thomson - "Tiny texts" 1) https://patthomson.net/2019/02/11/tiny-texts-if-not…
Revision following peer review is a normal part of the scholarly writing process
This track addresses the frustration of dealing with reviewer comments post-peer review. It expands on the conversation with Katherine Firth to propose that we should consider being edited a normal part of the writing process.Read the post here: https://jovanevery.co.uk/revision-following-peer-revi…
Academic Writing: A Discussion with Katherine Firth
Recorded in October 2019, A conversation between Jo VanEvery & Katherine Firth on the occasion of the publication of Jo's 4th Short Guide.
Learn more about the Short Guides here: https://jovanevery.co.uk/books
Katherine blogs at Research Degree Insiders researchinsiders.blog
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Priorities & boundaries in the face of job insecurity
The fear of job losses in higher education is very real. In the face of that fear you may be finding it even harder to manage your workload. In this track I face some hard truths about the context and suggest principles and questions to guide your decision making. As the popular meme says, you are …
Asynchronous teaching and setting boundaries.
The shift to asynchronous online teaching may leave you feeling that while you are never in class, you are also never not in class. That feeling is stressful. In this track I talk about how to set boundaries around your teaching that meet your teaching goals while also give you a sense of control o…
Writing and research in the summer of the pandemic
While you don’t need more pressure to produce, you may be missing giving sustained attention to your writing or research. Some of your original summer plans are no longer possible. In this track I encourage you to prioritise meaningful activity and discuss what that might mean for your writing and …
"Look who's old now!" Exhibiting Your Game; Design Investigations
We talk of the old and the new in this episode, where we sort of revisit a long ago discussed topic and bring in a new topic for our (and your) perusal.
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