How to study : practical tips for university students /

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Main Author: Race, Philip (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
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Table of Contents:
  • Managing your learning
  • Wanting to learn
  • Needing to learn
  • Learning by doing
  • Learning from feedback
  • Making sense of things - 'digesting'
  • Taking charge of your studies
  • Managing your time
  • Getting started
  • Take charge of your syllabus
  • Lectures, labs, computers, portfolios, and so on
  • Don't just take notes, make notes
  • Making the most of handout materials
  • Keeping on top of practical work
  • Using print-based open learning materials
  • Keeping on top of your emails
  • Computer conferencing
  • Getting to know your word-processor
  • Making it training work for you
  • Getting your reflections onto paper
  • Building your portfolio
  • Planning that essay
  • Shaping that essay
  • Drafting and re-drafting that essay
  • "I've started, so i'll finish"
  • Getting it back marked
  • Giving due credit
  • Preparing your presentation
  • Preparing your visual aids
  • Practising your presentation
  • Performing on the day
  • Ups and downs
  • Peaks and troughs
  • Managing disappointments
  • Recovering from a disappointment
  • Overcoming problems
  • Getting out of trouble
  • Revision, getting your act together
  • What will your exams really measure?
  • Making your own question bank
  • Using your question bank
  • Putting revision into perspective
  • Planning your revision timetable
  • Getting started with your revision
  • Revision processes
  • Some final tips on last-minute revision
  • Before, during and after
  • Just before an exam
  • Those first few minutes
  • Answering questions to score marks
  • Essays in exams
  • Calculations and problems
  • Towards the end of each exam
  • After an exam
  • Open-book exams
  • "Seen" written exams
  • Multiple-choice exams
  • Preparing for your re-sit
  • Job-hunting
  • Writing your curriculum vitae
  • Choosing and using your referees
  • Application forms
  • Writing a letter of application
  • Preparing for an interview
  • Giving a good interview
  • After an interview
  • Final words.