The complete student handbook
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The complete student handbook
Blackwell, 1994
大学図書館所蔵 全7件
注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Complete Student Handbook provides a thorough but user-friendly guide for all university and college students, from setting up and organizing study to finding a job at the end of their course. Being a student means more than simply mastering a subject area - there are many "invisible" skills required, such as writing reports, making presentations, teamwork and working to deadlines. Equally important, such skills are crucial to future employers, and this Handbook will help you to demonstrate and develop all of these abilities. The Handbook, written by an experienced team of study skill advisors, is divided into three clear sections. The first part provides advice on organizing time and study, and includes chapters on topics such as time management, active reading, creative problem solving and working in teams. Part Two looks at communication skills, and covers writing essays and reports, presentation skills and seminar skills amongst other things. The final part provides guidance on moving from college into employment, and includes chapters on placement experience, investigating careers, applying for jobs and being interviewed.
Each chapter includes:* An introduction to the topic* An Action Plan containing practical step-by-step advice* Suggestions for further reading* Full cross references to other chapters. Whether you use The Complete Student Handbook as a workbook or as a reference guide, you will find it the essential companion to any course.
目次
Editor's Introduction. How to Use this Book. Part I: Getting Yourself Organised: 1. Time Management: Roger Coles. 2. Making Notes in Lectures: Phil Race. 3. Active Reading: Phil Race. 4. Creative Problem Solving: Richard Kemp. 5. Live Projects: Rod Gun. 6. Self and Peer Assessment: Sally Brown. 7. Tackling Examination Questions: Robert Purvis. 8. Working in Teams and Syndicates: Danny Saunders and Phil Race. Part II: Getting Your Message Across: 9. Writing Essays: Robert Purvis. 10. Writing Reports: Christine Sinclair and Jim McNally. 11. Covey Your Message by a Poster: Alan Jenkins. 12. Giving Presentations: Danny Saunders. 13. Student Tutoring: John C. Hughes and Ronlad Metcalf. 14. Making the Most of Seminars: Hannah Cowie. 15. Transferable Personal Skills: Lin Thorley. Part III: Getting Out Of College: 16. Employment Profiles: Malcolm Pike. 17. Portfolios: Sally Brown and Paddy Maher. 18. The Placement Experience: Jen Harvey and Fiona Campbell. 19. Investing Careers: Jim McNally. 20. Applying for a Job: Jim McDonald. 21. Being Interviewed: Phil Race.
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