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The Points-to-Prose Method: How to Turn Bullet Points into Academic Prose
Most working students have great ideas trapped in bullet points. Learn the teachable technique that converts raw notes into polished academic writing — in your own voice.
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Mota Research Consultancy Team
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September 10, 2026 6 min
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Ekahri is a research consultant with extensive applied experience in quantitative methods, panel-data econometrics, and postgraduate research production across Malawi's major universities. He founded MRS to solve the structural mismatch between postgraduate education and the realities of working professionals.
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