The phrase "academic practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the methods, approaches, or behaviors associated with academic work or education.
Example: "Students are encouraged to adopt effective academic practices to enhance their learning experience."
Alternatives: "scholarly methods" or "educational approaches".
Other established academic practices have had to be reworked similarly.
Both positions came from being noticed online and are enhancing my profile, enabling me to integrate social media into traditional academic practices, publishing and developing supervision techniques.
On Friday 27 July, we hope our live chat will be that place, starting a much-needed discussion about one of the most-central of academic practices.
Interpretation has its own internal professional, curatorial and academic practices and logic, all of which present valid cases for how it is written.
The students then tested the colleges' academic practices by ignoring assignments; turning in incorrect, unresponsive or plagiarized homework; or failing to log in to class.
Of academic practices generally, Craig-Martin says, "I feel uneasy about whether these formats are the ones that best enable people to have the kind of creative courage that's needed to be artists".
I am generally enthusiastic about using digital technology to enhance our academic practice.
It's the point of blogging, and in many ways the point of academic practice.
Self-administered tests have become widely accepted, standardized and a basic requirement for any physician who pursues an academic practice".
This way of reading is absolutely standard in current academic practice: indeed, I've given a rather old-fashioned account.
Jennifer Leigh is lecturer in higher education and academic practice at the centre for the study of higher education, University of Kent.
