Learn how to use AI without letting it do the writing. 

-You can learn more doing your own writing with a wee bit of help from AI. 

How I can help:

I’ve had practically no requests for help writing college papers since the onset of AI! 

I have many other projects so it isn’t hurting my bottom line at all! 

But I am concerned about what is lost to the students. 

Here are some major ideas I have regarding this topic:

– When I write using research, the process of finding the relevant research often causes me to run into information I would not have found otherwise. 

– The process of coming up with an idea often comes out of reading the research itself. 

– Once we have an idea, we do more research to see if it makes sense. 

– All of these parts of the process cause the brain to do some critical thinking and creates deeper learning and understanding of the topic. 

So it isn’t just about writing a paper. It’s an integral part of learning. The more we understand about a topic, the more “hooks” we have to hang new learning on, and the more we then retain. 

So, if it is just a paper on an elective you don’t really care about, no big deal. 

However, if you are working in a course that involves your main course of study, writing your own papers without AI doing the writing will likely deepen your knowledge and skill in your career. 

You can still use AI to come up with ideas, to find research and so on, the way you may have been using Wikipedia. 
But after that, actually read the research papers yourself. Read the abstract first to see if it applies to your topic. Discard the research as soon as you see it won’t help with your paper and move on. 
I guarantee you will find this to be a more fulfilling process! 

Taking New Students Now! 

Working with me you’ll learn:

• How to avoid accidental plagiarism.
• An easy way to format your papers and citations correctly, no matter which format your professor prefers.
• How to create a handy checklist to use when editing your own paper. Your checklist will be unique and based on the types of mistakes you make.
• Three strategies for faster research and note taking.
• How to find an idea to pull together your research and make your paper totally unique.
• Synthesizing resources into a unique narrative.
• MORE!

In addition, if we work together long enough, we can also cover additional topics such as style issues, how to stimulate the creative mind, how to write faster, etc.

If you’re interested, send me an email at [email protected]. Please write “writing student” in the subject line. 

I look forward to speaking with you. 

Christiane