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E-grāmata: Your Super Quick Guide to University

  • Formāts: 232 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 09-Apr-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Sage Publications Ltd
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781529726275
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  • ISBN-13: 9781529726275
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Get on the right track from day one at university with this super quick guide. Full of top tips and hints for everything university can throw at you – from living away from home to doing your own research – this book helps you:

  • Ace your assignments with essential checklists
  • Beat procrastination with tools for time management
  • Tackle writing problems with a toolkit of quick fixes
  • Get smart about managing your money
  • Look after your mental health and well-being
  • Prepare for work with CV tips and careers guidance

An indispensable guide to get you through university cool, calm and in control!



Get on the right track from day one at university with this super quick guide, designed to get you through university cool, calm and in control!

Recenzijas

This guide would have been instrumental in helping me get back into student life and complete my Masters degree - a vital tool in organisation and planning for a busy and productive year. -- Murwarid, student Producing a planner of this nature is a great idea, especially for students that are just about to enter university. It provides students with guidance on topical matters that can oftentimes be challenging for them to access on their own - especially the tips on finance and well-being, and planning academic success. In particular, I believe the dictionaries provide an excellent tool to help students learn how to navigate the terminological world of academia, which can at first appear rather daunting and confusing to those who are just beginning their academic careers. -- Anonymous, student I really love the design - its great that it has space for details on tutors for if youre struggling and need to know how to contact them. The finance section was very useful as it can be difficult to manage money when youre starting at university. The dictionary sections at the end are great too- students starting at uni are expected to know these terms, and it gives them a good reference throughout the year. -- Charlotte, student

Personal details x
In Case of Emergency contact details x
Introduction xi
1 Organising your life
1(14)
University / College details
2(1)
Personal tutor contact details
3(1)
Supervisor contact details
3(1)
Programme lead / Organiser / Director / Head contact details
3(1)
Module leader contact details
4(2)
Contact details for university services
6(2)
Essential and local services
8(2)
Other useful contact details
10(2)
Other useful organisations
12(3)
2 Finances, health and well-being
15(40)
Managing your money
17(7)
Track what you're spending
17(1)
Money-saving tips
18(2)
Budgeting
20(4)
Tracking rent
24(2)
What if I get into debt?
25(1)
Making the most of your earning potential
26(1)
Tips for good physical health
26(12)
How to balance your diet
26(2)
Making sense of nutrition labels
28(1)
Alcohol consumption
29(4)
Sleep
33(1)
Getting exercise
34(2)
Free ways to get fit
36(1)
Disability sport
36(1)
Sexual health
37(1)
Tips for good mental health
38(4)
Useful contacts and websites
38(1)
Managing stress
38(2)
Creating a good work-life balance
40(2)
Living independently
42(10)
Living with others
43(1)
Culture shock: the transition from school / college to university
44(2)
Cooking for yourself
46(1)
Kitchen cupboard essentials
47(1)
Standard shopping list
48(1)
Washing
49(2)
Converting metric and imperial units
51(1)
Apps and tools for finances, health and well-being
52(3)
3 Planning your academic success
55(36)
Finding your resources
57(8)
Where to find resources
58(3)
How to choose resources
61(3)
How to judge the quality of resources
64(1)
Using your time, mapping your tasks
65(19)
Time-management tools
65(6)
Course schedules
71(9)
Essay and assignment deadline dates
80(2)
Exam dates
82(2)
Preparing for exams
84(5)
Improving your mind-set
84(1)
Organise your revision systematically
84(2)
Your revision timetable
86(2)
Prepare for exams - the practical stuff
88(1)
During the exam itself
88(1)
Apps and tools for student success
89(2)
4 Tools and tips for academic reading and writing
91(30)
How to read
92(2)
Choose what to read
93(1)
Evaluate what you read
93(1)
Make notes on what you read
93(1)
How to write
94(3)
Build your argument
95(2)
Academic writing tips
97(1)
How to think critically
97(3)
Bias
99(1)
Super quick skills: how to cite
100(2)
Harvard in-text citation system
101(1)
APA in-text citation system
102(1)
Super quick skills: how to reference
102(4)
Harvard referencing system
104(1)
APA referencing system
105(1)
Super quick skills: avoiding plagiarism
106(1)
Super quick skills: how to spell
107(4)
Adding suffixes
107(1)
Forming plurals
108(1)
Other rules
109(1)
Homophones
109(2)
Super quick skills: using grammar
111(1)
Parts of speech
112(1)
Super quick skills: using punctuation
112(3)
Commas
112(1)
Semi-colons
113(1)
Colons
113(1)
Brackets
114(1)
Speech marks
114(1)
Apostrophes
115(1)
Super quick skills: how to edit and check your work
115(2)
Super quick skills: mastering easily confused word pairs
117(2)
Super quick skills: know your symbols and abbreviations
119(2)
Mathematical symbols
119(1)
Abbreviations
119(1)
Academic abbreviations
120(1)
5 Planning your assignments and projects
121(28)
Tracking your assignments
123(5)
Planning your essays and assignments
128(3)
Essay planning and writing checklist
131(1)
Report writing checklist
132(1)
Lecturer tips on writing better assignments
133(1)
Presentation checklist
133(3)
Working in a group
136(4)
Checklist for the group
136(1)
Checklist for you
137(1)
Leading a group
137(3)
Research project
140(5)
Research methods
141(1)
Theory
141(1)
Research question
142(1)
Research design
142(1)
Data collection
142(1)
Data analysis
143(1)
Dissemination
143(1)
Quantitative and qualitative research
143(1)
Mixed methods
144(1)
Primary research
144(1)
Secondary research
144(1)
Ethics
144(1)
Your research project write-up
145(4)
6 Developing your skills
149(16)
Tracking your marks
150(3)
Feedback
153(1)
Tracking your feedback from tutors: strengths and weaknesses
154(2)
Transferable skills
156(4)
Boosting your transferable skills
158(1)
Make a transferable skills inventory
159(1)
Personal development planning
160(5)
Help with meeting your personal goals
161(2)
Professional development planning
163(2)
7 Careers and employability
165(18)
Starting your career
167(3)
Your character, aspirations and talents
167(1)
Personality
167(1)
Skills
168(1)
Lifestyle aspirations
168(1)
What do you enjoy doing?
168(1)
What options are available to you?
168(1)
How do you get there?
169(1)
Work experience tracker
170(2)
Non-academic training and skills
172(1)
Examples of non-academic skills
172(1)
How can you improve your non-academic skills?
172(1)
Finding a placement, internship or job
173(2)
Building up your CV
175(3)
A standard CV
175(3)
Applying for jobs and internships
178(5)
Tailoring your CV
178(3)
Writing a covering letter or email
181(2)
8 An explanation of university and research terms
183
A dictionary for student life
184(10)
A dictionary of research terms
194
Helen Coleman is an award-winning senior lecturer in education; research design; methods and statistics; and childhood law, policy, and practice. Helen is the author of three books with SAGE: Little Quick Fix: Get Your Data from Experiments; Your Super Quick Guide to University; and Polish Your Academic Writing. She has also served as a reviewer for the Journal of Experiential Education; an external examiner and academic advisor to Cornwall College; and an assessment specialist with Cambridge University Press and Assessment.  

Helens academic research focuses on education and social justice in addition to changing policies and procedures in higher education and their impacts on the student experience. Helen strongly believes that being part of a university, whether staff or student, is knowing you are in an inclusive community where you should be free to learn and progress while being challenged and empowered, in a physically and mentally safe and healthy environment. 

In 2018 Helen was awarded the first ever Glyndwr University Vice Chancellors Award. This award was created and presented to her for showing such deep commitment to staff and student welfare, health and safety, contributing to improvements to policies and procedures and courageous and pioneering work in Education. She holds a Masters degree in social research methods, and multiple post-graduate certifications in teaching and research methods.