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This book is aimed at providing students with techniques for making the most of their contact time whilst at university, as well as with advice on how to do well with coursework, projects, presentations, vivas, exams and in a variety of other academic situations. The book also explores issues outside of academic study such as stress, lifestyle and extra-curricular activities. In this new edition, the author has reflected on the more recent changes in students’ approaches to learning that have coincided with increasing access to technology, as well as the impact of increased class sizes and widening participation.
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Phil Race was awarded a National Teaching Fellowship in 2007 for his work with students and staff on learning, teaching and assessment. He works part-time at Leeds Metropolitan University as Visiting Professor of Assessment, Learning and Teaching, and also travels widely running workshops with staff and students across the UK and far beyond. He is also author of the bestselling book How to Win as a Final Year Student (Open University Press, 2000).
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In this chapter, I'd first like to get you thinking about why you're wanting to get a good degree, then we'll explore some of the things which lecturers think are typical behaviours and attributes of students who do indeed get good degrees. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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In this chapter, I'd first like to get you thinking about why you're wanting to get a good degree, then we'll explore some of the things which lecturers think are typical behaviours and attributes of students who do indeed get good degrees. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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