how to improve my academic writing ?

Answer 1

That's a great as well as difficult question, Mazen. I agree entirely with Hassan's response below, that experience and feedback will help you improve your writing. I'd just add that experience doesn't only include writing but, in fact, also includes reading - my PhD advisor used to always tell me that the more I read the better writer I would become and she was certainly correct. Reading how other scholars articulate and structure their thoughts - and then attempting to apply (not copy) this in your own writing - will make a huge difference in enhancing your writing skills. Just keep in mind, though, that good writing does not mean complicated writing, as in using big and complex words. Instead, it means writing clearly, concisely, and coherently.

Answer 2

The best way to improve your academic writing is through experience and feedback. That is to say, you answer a writing prompt on your own, receive feedback from an expert, then attempt to incorporate those changes into your own writing.

Depending on the specific type of academic writing, there are techniques that can be utilized on a case by case basis, depending on the topic.