Study Skills Book, The
Autor Jonathan Weyers, Kathleen McMillanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 iul 2021
The Study Skills Book is an indispensable resource for university students at any level or ability who want to build confidence, improve performance, and succeed in their studies and beyondGǪ
Clear and comprehensive, it covers all types of academic writing, independent learning, research, revision and exam sitting. Using tried and tested tools and techniques to help students find an individual learning style that works best for their needs, this book is every studentGÇÖs essential guide to the evolving university.Preț: 124.72 lei
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781292373966
ISBN-10: 1292373962
Pagini: 472
Dimensiuni: 185 x 227 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Ediția:4 ed
Editura: Pearson Education
ISBN-10: 1292373962
Pagini: 472
Dimensiuni: 185 x 227 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Ediția:4 ed
Editura: Pearson Education
Cuprins
INTRODUCTION
1. How to use this book
2. What university involves
PART 1: CARING FOR YOURSELF
Adapting to university life
3. Money matters - tips for university
4. Time management
5. Well-being, stress and mental health
PART 2: DEVELOPING CORE UNIVERSITY STUDY SKILLS
Learning for university
6. Studying for yourself
7. Understanding learning and thinking
8. Digital and blended learning
Learning from listening
9. Active listening for lectures
10. Modern and traditional lectures
Learning from source material
11. Successful academic reading
12. The library as a resource
Learning to develop your understanding
13. Analysing and evaluating information
14. Notes for study purposes
15. Thinking critically
16. Reflective skills
Learning with others
17. Cooperative learning
18. Tutorials
19. Participating in a team
20. Laboratory sessions and field visits
Learning from data
21. Interpreting and presenting data
PART 3: DEVELOPING ACADEMIC WRITING
Preparing for writing
22. Tackling writing assignments
23. Academic writing format
24. Planning writing assignments
Adopting an academic style
25. Academic writing style
26. Shaping your text
27. Citing and referencing
28. Plagiarism
Presenting written work
29. Reviewing, editing and proofreading
30. Presentation of assignments
PART 4: PERFORMING WELL IN COURSE ASSIGNMENTS
Understanding assessment methods
31. Assessment at university
32. Multiple-choices and short-answer questions
33. Numerical questions
34. Essay-style assessments
35. Tutorial assessment
36. Assessments of practical laboratory work
Tackling research-based assessments
37. Choosing a dissertation or research topic
38. Tackling a dissertation or project
39. Ethics in researching and reporting
Presenting research results
40. Report writing
41. Literature reviews
42. Poster presentations
43. Spoken presentation
44. Learning from assessment feedback
PART 5: SUCCEEDING IN EXAMS
Preparing for exams
45. Priming yourself for exams
46. Creating a revision timetable
47. Revision tips
48. Memory tips and techniques
49. Directing your revision
50. Study partnership
Tackling exams
51. Exam-day strategies
52. Doing your best in exams
53. Exam stress
PART 6: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
Thinking about 'graduateness'
54. Reviewing your graduate skills and attributes
55. Planning for a career
PART 7: QUICK REFERENCE
Essential writing skills
56. Refreshing your grammar
57. Refreshing your punctuation and spelling
58. Enriching your vocabulary
Essential numerical skills
59. Refreshing number work
60. Refreshing core Maths
Appendix: Student resources
References and further reading
Index