Using your feedback: In-text comments18th February 201927th July 2022Lee Fallin This week’s post will discuss the six most frequently used in-text comments in feedback. This is structured around an overview of the comments
Critical reading11th February 201927th July 2022Lee Fallin Critical reading is an important skill for all students. While the way in which you read may vary by discipline, there are some
Assessed presentation? Learn from your essay structure!4th February 201927th July 2022Jacqui Bartram Many students panic when they first have to create an assessed presentation. For some this is because they are unfamiliar with the software
Mind map your way to better understanding, organisation and concentration28th January 201927th July 2022Lee Fallin The start of a new trimester is a great time to consider new approaches to your studies. This blog post will introduce you
Is your literature review more than a list?21st January 201927th July 2022Jacqui Bartram Literature reviews are hard. First, there is a ton of stuff out there and you have to find the bits that are relevant
10 ways to stay focused on revision14th January 201927th July 2022Jacqui Bartram Revision can be boring and other distractions can suddenly look sooooo appealing (even housework – who knew?). Here are some handy tips to help
Ask for these books for Christmas and make your family think you’re taking Uni seriously!17th December 201827th July 2022Jacqui Bartram With Christmas around the corner, your friends and family may well be asking for present suggestions. Why not surprise them this year and
Should I be writing or revising right now? 5 common procrastination excuses and what you should do instead10th December 201827th July 2022Lee Fallin It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a student with an impending deadline or upcoming exam, must find any excuse they can think
Citing right or a right sight?3rd December 201827th July 2022Jacqui Bartram While in-text citations are easy to do, they are often a lot more intricate than they first appear. While most students get to
This way dear reader…using signposts effectively in your assignments26th November 201827th July 2022Jacqui Bartram One of your important jobs as an academic writer is to make it easy for your reader to follow your arguments. Key tools