How to Study by Joan Turner
Any student can improve their learning in higher education if they want to. This guide is to help you along this route, not by claiming there is only one right way to do things but by building awareness of different approaches, attitudes, and strategies.-
The Literature Review
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Doing Your Masters Dissertation
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Doing a Literature Review
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Critical Reading and Writing for Postgraduates
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Good Essay Writing
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Doing a Literature Search
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Study Skills for Dyslexic Students
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Your Research Project
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Essential Study Skills
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Study Skills for Psychology
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Study Skills for Health and Social Care Students
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Your Undergraduate Dissertation in Health and Social Care
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The Essential Guide to Postgraduate Study
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Writing and Presenting Research
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Academic Writing and Grammar for Students
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Succeeding with Your Doctorate
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Study Skills for Students with Dyslexia
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Study Skills for Criminology
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The Good Writing Guide for Education Students
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Doing Your Social Science Dissertation
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Your Dissertation in Education
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Teaching at University
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How to Read Journal Articles in the Social Sciences
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Learning Support for Mature Students
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Doing Your Dissertation in Business and Management
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Making the Most of Your Placement
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Writing Your Thesis
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Teaching, Learning and Study Skills
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Studying Childhood and Early Childhood
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Read, Research and Write
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Reading Critically at University
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Study Skills for Social Workers
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Postgraduate Research in Business
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Essay Writing
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Understanding the Research Process
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The Stress-Free Guide to Studying at University
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How to Write Successful Business and Management Essays
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Study Skills for Nurses
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Studying and Learning at University
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How to Succeed at University
`This book is a must-read for all students trying to grapple their way through and somehow ′finish college′′ - Sharada Prahladrao, The Decan Herald
Joan Turner is a senior lecturer and Head of the Language Studies Centre at Goldsmiths. She has a broad professional interest in language teaching and learning pedagogies, across the institutional contexts in which they are situated. Her specific research interests are in language and culture in higher education and she has published on intercultural communication, academic literacy, English for Academic Purposes, and conceptual metaphors underpinning rationality in the western academic tradition. Her latest book (under review for Multilingual Matters) is entitled: Languaging in the Academy.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780761968085 |
| ISBN 10 | 0761968083 |
| Title | How to Study |
| Author | Joan Turner |
| Series | Sage Study Skills Series |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | SAGE Publications Inc |
| Year published | 2002-04-15 |
| Number of pages | 162 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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