Developing Essential Study Skills; Elaine Payne; 2006
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Developing Essential Study Skills Upplaga 2

av Elaine Payne
PART ONE - DEVELOPING STUDY SKILLS
Introduction
Learning opportunity

Chapter 1 - Learning to learn
How do we learn?
Lifelong learning
University or college learning
Independent learning
Learning styles
Factors that influence learning
Building on learning strengths and overcoming blockages to learning

Chapter 2 - Keeping a Portfolio
What is a portfolio?
Skills audit
Reflection in your portfolioChapter 3 - Employability
Conduct a self analysis
Explore the career options
Developing a curriculum vitae (CV)
Preparing for an interview

Chapter 4 - Reading for study
Why are you reading?
What happens when you read?
Ways of reading
Which technique?
Selecting reading material
Other useful techniques
How to read faster
Critically evaluative reading

Chapter 5 - Communication
The process of interpersonal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Words that are often confused
Spelling
Active or passive voice?
Transitional words and phrases
Style
Glossary

Chapter 6 - Making notes
Why make notes?
Ways of making notes
Making notes from text
Making notes in lectures
Making notes from a group discussion
Abbreviations and symbols
Keeping notes

Chapter 7 - Working with numbers
Numerical data
Making data easier to handle
Describing the data with pictures
Describing the data – numerical summaries
Spreadsheet software
Answers to exercises

Chapter 8 - Information technology skills
Some terms defined
Organising your work
Windows
Word processing software - Word
Spreadsheet software  – Excel
Presentation software - Powerpoint
Answers to exercises

Chapter 9 - Researching and obtaining information
A systematic approach to information gathering
Secondary sources
Printed resources
Other media
Other sources of secondary information
The Internet
Evaluation of information
When to stop collecting secondary information
Primary Data Collection
Analysis of data
Answers to exercises         

Chapter 10 - Group and Team Working Skills
Why should students know about group dynamics?
Small group dynamics
Development of norms
Roles
Cohesiveness
Developmental stages of groups
How to know more about groups
Differences between groups and teams
Working in groups and teams at university or college 

Chapter 11 - Time Management
How to manage your time effectively
Essentials of time management
Time wasters
Personal benefits from effective time managementChapter 12 - Managing stress
What is stress?
Some consequences of stress
Causes of stress
Life events
Managing stress
Coping mechanisms
Specific stress associated with being a student
Manage your time

PART TWO - DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT SKILLS
Learning opportunity
Expectations
Assessment criteria
Presentation of assessments
Deadlines
Group assessments
Feedback

Chapter 13 - Case studies
The use of case studies
Framework for case study analysis
Presentation of answersChapter 14 - Presentations
Purposes of presentations
Preparation
Structure
Approach
The presentation
Visual aids
Questions
Assessed presentations
Creating a presentation using Powerpoint

Chapter 15 - Essay writing
Analyse the essay title
Finding your material
Making an essay plan or outline
Producing a rough draft
Writing the essay
Reviewing the essay
Common criticisms of essays
Writing essays under examination conditions

Chapter 16 - Report Writing
Preliminary stage
Preparation stage
Writing the report
Presentation
Review
Types of reports
Group reports

Chapter 17 - Writing dissertations or research projects
Selection of a topic
Define the research question and objective
Research proposal
Conducting the research
Writing up the research
Management of the dissertation or research project

Chapter 18 - Examinations
Why examinations?
Preparing for examinations
Revision
Written examinations
Case study examinations
Oral examinations
Practical examinations
What to do if you fail an examination
Cheating

Bibliography
Index
PART ONE - DEVELOPING STUDY SKILLS
Introduction
Learning opportunity

Chapter 1 - Learning to learn
How do we learn?
Lifelong learning
University or college learning
Independent learning
Learning styles
Factors that influence learning
Building on learning strengths and overcoming blockages to learning

Chapter 2 - Keeping a Portfolio
What is a portfolio?
Skills audit
Reflection in your portfolioChapter 3 - Employability
Conduct a self analysis
Explore the career options
Developing a curriculum vitae (CV)
Preparing for an interview

Chapter 4 - Reading for study
Why are you reading?
What happens when you read?
Ways of reading
Which technique?
Selecting reading material
Other useful techniques
How to read faster
Critically evaluative reading

Chapter 5 - Communication
The process of interpersonal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Words that are often confused
Spelling
Active or passive voice?
Transitional words and phrases
Style
Glossary

Chapter 6 - Making notes
Why make notes?
Ways of making notes
Making notes from text
Making notes in lectures
Making notes from a group discussion
Abbreviations and symbols
Keeping notes

Chapter 7 - Working with numbers
Numerical data
Making data easier to handle
Describing the data with pictures
Describing the data – numerical summaries
Spreadsheet software
Answers to exercises

Chapter 8 - Information technology skills
Some terms defined
Organising your work
Windows
Word processing software - Word
Spreadsheet software  – Excel
Presentation software - Powerpoint
Answers to exercises

Chapter 9 - Researching and obtaining information
A systematic approach to information gathering
Secondary sources
Printed resources
Other media
Other sources of secondary information
The Internet
Evaluation of information
When to stop collecting secondary information
Primary Data Collection
Analysis of data
Answers to exercises         

Chapter 10 - Group and Team Working Skills
Why should students know about group dynamics?
Small group dynamics
Development of norms
Roles
Cohesiveness
Developmental stages of groups
How to know more about groups
Differences between groups and teams
Working in groups and teams at university or college 

Chapter 11 - Time Management
How to manage your time effectively
Essentials of time management
Time wasters
Personal benefits from effective time managementChapter 12 - Managing stress
What is stress?
Some consequences of stress
Causes of stress
Life events
Managing stress
Coping mechanisms
Specific stress associated with being a student
Manage your time

PART TWO - DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT SKILLS
Learning opportunity
Expectations
Assessment criteria
Presentation of assessments
Deadlines
Group assessments
Feedback

Chapter 13 - Case studies
The use of case studies
Framework for case study analysis
Presentation of answersChapter 14 - Presentations
Purposes of presentations
Preparation
Structure
Approach
The presentation
Visual aids
Questions
Assessed presentations
Creating a presentation using Powerpoint

Chapter 15 - Essay writing
Analyse the essay title
Finding your material
Making an essay plan or outline
Producing a rough draft
Writing the essay
Reviewing the essay
Common criticisms of essays
Writing essays under examination conditions

Chapter 16 - Report Writing
Preliminary stage
Preparation stage
Writing the report
Presentation
Review
Types of reports
Group reports

Chapter 17 - Writing dissertations or research projects
Selection of a topic
Define the research question and objective
Research proposal
Conducting the research
Writing up the research
Management of the dissertation or research project

Chapter 18 - Examinations
Why examinations?
Preparing for examinations
Revision
Written examinations
Case study examinations
Oral examinations
Practical examinations
What to do if you fail an examination
Cheating

Bibliography
Index
Upplaga: 2a upplagan
Utgiven: 2006
ISBN: 9780273688044
Förlag: Pearson
Format: Häftad
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 424 st
PART ONE - DEVELOPING STUDY SKILLS
Introduction
Learning opportunity

Chapter 1 - Learning to learn
How do we learn?
Lifelong learning
University or college learning
Independent learning
Learning styles
Factors that influence learning
Building on learning strengths and overcoming blockages to learning

Chapter 2 - Keeping a Portfolio
What is a portfolio?
Skills audit
Reflection in your portfolioChapter 3 - Employability
Conduct a self analysis
Explore the career options
Developing a curriculum vitae (CV)
Preparing for an interview

Chapter 4 - Reading for study
Why are you reading?
What happens when you read?
Ways of reading
Which technique?
Selecting reading material
Other useful techniques
How to read faster
Critically evaluative reading

Chapter 5 - Communication
The process of interpersonal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Words that are often confused
Spelling
Active or passive voice?
Transitional words and phrases
Style
Glossary

Chapter 6 - Making notes
Why make notes?
Ways of making notes
Making notes from text
Making notes in lectures
Making notes from a group discussion
Abbreviations and symbols
Keeping notes

Chapter 7 - Working with numbers
Numerical data
Making data easier to handle
Describing the data with pictures
Describing the data – numerical summaries
Spreadsheet software
Answers to exercises

Chapter 8 - Information technology skills
Some terms defined
Organising your work
Windows
Word processing software - Word
Spreadsheet software  – Excel
Presentation software - Powerpoint
Answers to exercises

Chapter 9 - Researching and obtaining information
A systematic approach to information gathering
Secondary sources
Printed resources
Other media
Other sources of secondary information
The Internet
Evaluation of information
When to stop collecting secondary information
Primary Data Collection
Analysis of data
Answers to exercises         

Chapter 10 - Group and Team Working Skills
Why should students know about group dynamics?
Small group dynamics
Development of norms
Roles
Cohesiveness
Developmental stages of groups
How to know more about groups
Differences between groups and teams
Working in groups and teams at university or college 

Chapter 11 - Time Management
How to manage your time effectively
Essentials of time management
Time wasters
Personal benefits from effective time managementChapter 12 - Managing stress
What is stress?
Some consequences of stress
Causes of stress
Life events
Managing stress
Coping mechanisms
Specific stress associated with being a student
Manage your time

PART TWO - DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT SKILLS
Learning opportunity
Expectations
Assessment criteria
Presentation of assessments
Deadlines
Group assessments
Feedback

Chapter 13 - Case studies
The use of case studies
Framework for case study analysis
Presentation of answersChapter 14 - Presentations
Purposes of presentations
Preparation
Structure
Approach
The presentation
Visual aids
Questions
Assessed presentations
Creating a presentation using Powerpoint

Chapter 15 - Essay writing
Analyse the essay title
Finding your material
Making an essay plan or outline
Producing a rough draft
Writing the essay
Reviewing the essay
Common criticisms of essays
Writing essays under examination conditions

Chapter 16 - Report Writing
Preliminary stage
Preparation stage
Writing the report
Presentation
Review
Types of reports
Group reports

Chapter 17 - Writing dissertations or research projects
Selection of a topic
Define the research question and objective
Research proposal
Conducting the research
Writing up the research
Management of the dissertation or research project

Chapter 18 - Examinations
Why examinations?
Preparing for examinations
Revision
Written examinations
Case study examinations
Oral examinations
Practical examinations
What to do if you fail an examination
Cheating

Bibliography
Index
PART ONE - DEVELOPING STUDY SKILLS
Introduction
Learning opportunity

Chapter 1 - Learning to learn
How do we learn?
Lifelong learning
University or college learning
Independent learning
Learning styles
Factors that influence learning
Building on learning strengths and overcoming blockages to learning

Chapter 2 - Keeping a Portfolio
What is a portfolio?
Skills audit
Reflection in your portfolioChapter 3 - Employability
Conduct a self analysis
Explore the career options
Developing a curriculum vitae (CV)
Preparing for an interview

Chapter 4 - Reading for study
Why are you reading?
What happens when you read?
Ways of reading
Which technique?
Selecting reading material
Other useful techniques
How to read faster
Critically evaluative reading

Chapter 5 - Communication
The process of interpersonal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Words that are often confused
Spelling
Active or passive voice?
Transitional words and phrases
Style
Glossary

Chapter 6 - Making notes
Why make notes?
Ways of making notes
Making notes from text
Making notes in lectures
Making notes from a group discussion
Abbreviations and symbols
Keeping notes

Chapter 7 - Working with numbers
Numerical data
Making data easier to handle
Describing the data with pictures
Describing the data – numerical summaries
Spreadsheet software
Answers to exercises

Chapter 8 - Information technology skills
Some terms defined
Organising your work
Windows
Word processing software - Word
Spreadsheet software  – Excel
Presentation software - Powerpoint
Answers to exercises

Chapter 9 - Researching and obtaining information
A systematic approach to information gathering
Secondary sources
Printed resources
Other media
Other sources of secondary information
The Internet
Evaluation of information
When to stop collecting secondary information
Primary Data Collection
Analysis of data
Answers to exercises         

Chapter 10 - Group and Team Working Skills
Why should students know about group dynamics?
Small group dynamics
Development of norms
Roles
Cohesiveness
Developmental stages of groups
How to know more about groups
Differences between groups and teams
Working in groups and teams at university or college 

Chapter 11 - Time Management
How to manage your time effectively
Essentials of time management
Time wasters
Personal benefits from effective time managementChapter 12 - Managing stress
What is stress?
Some consequences of stress
Causes of stress
Life events
Managing stress
Coping mechanisms
Specific stress associated with being a student
Manage your time

PART TWO - DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT SKILLS
Learning opportunity
Expectations
Assessment criteria
Presentation of assessments
Deadlines
Group assessments
Feedback

Chapter 13 - Case studies
The use of case studies
Framework for case study analysis
Presentation of answersChapter 14 - Presentations
Purposes of presentations
Preparation
Structure
Approach
The presentation
Visual aids
Questions
Assessed presentations
Creating a presentation using Powerpoint

Chapter 15 - Essay writing
Analyse the essay title
Finding your material
Making an essay plan or outline
Producing a rough draft
Writing the essay
Reviewing the essay
Common criticisms of essays
Writing essays under examination conditions

Chapter 16 - Report Writing
Preliminary stage
Preparation stage
Writing the report
Presentation
Review
Types of reports
Group reports

Chapter 17 - Writing dissertations or research projects
Selection of a topic
Define the research question and objective
Research proposal
Conducting the research
Writing up the research
Management of the dissertation or research project

Chapter 18 - Examinations
Why examinations?
Preparing for examinations
Revision
Written examinations
Case study examinations
Oral examinations
Practical examinations
What to do if you fail an examination
Cheating

Bibliography
Index
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