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This book covers everything a student will need to research, plan and write academic essays and assignments effectively and successfully.
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This book covers everything a student will need to research, plan and write academic essays and assignments effectively and successfully.
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- Smarter Study Skills
- Verlag: Pearson Education Limited
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 284g
- ISBN-13: 9780273743811
- ISBN-10: 0273743813
- Artikelnr.: 32558148
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Smarter Study Skills
- Verlag: Pearson Education Limited
- 2 ed
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 284g
- ISBN-13: 9780273743811
- ISBN-10: 0273743813
- Artikelnr.: 32558148
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Kathleen McMillan and Jonathan Weyers work within the University of Dundees Learning Centre and Academic Affairs Office respectively and have each been teaching for over 25 years and now specialize in supporting academic skills across both the arts and sciences.
CONTENTS
Preface and acknowledgements
How to use this book
Introduction
1. Why expressing yourself well in writing is important - how to develop
your writing skills
What markers are looking for
2. What markers are looking for in your essays and assignments -how to
identify the key elements required to meet markers' expectations
Getting started
3. Tackling writing assignments - How to get started
Researching your topic
4. Effective academic reading - How to read efficiently and with
understanding
5. Library and learning resources - How to make the best use of the
facilities
6. Note-making from texts - How to create effective notes for later
reference
7. Thinking critically - How to develop a logical approach to analysis,
synthesis and evaluation
Writing a first draft
8. Academic writing formats - How to organise your writing within a
standard framework
9. Planning writing assignments - How to respond to the task
Writing technique
10. Academic writing style - How to adopt appropriate language conventions
11. Shaping your text - how to create effective sentences and paragraphs
12. Improving your grammar - How to avoid some common errors
13. Better punctuation - How to use punctuation marks appropriately
14. Better spelling - How to spell competently
15. Enhancing your vocabulary - How to increase your word power
Editing & Revision
16. Reviewing, editing and proof-reading - how to make sure your writing is
concise and correct
Plagiarism and referencing
17. Plagiarism and copyright infringement - how to avoid being accused of
stealing the ideas & work of others
18. Citing and listing references - how to refer appropriately to the work
of others
Presentation
19. Presentation of assignments - how to follow the appropriate academic
conventions
Improving your marks
20. Exploiting feedback - how to understand and learn from what lecturers
write on your work
21. Essay writing in exams - how to improve your marks
References and further reading
Glossary of key terms
Preface and acknowledgements
How to use this book
Introduction
1. Why expressing yourself well in writing is important - how to develop
your writing skills
What markers are looking for
2. What markers are looking for in your essays and assignments -how to
identify the key elements required to meet markers' expectations
Getting started
3. Tackling writing assignments - How to get started
Researching your topic
4. Effective academic reading - How to read efficiently and with
understanding
5. Library and learning resources - How to make the best use of the
facilities
6. Note-making from texts - How to create effective notes for later
reference
7. Thinking critically - How to develop a logical approach to analysis,
synthesis and evaluation
Writing a first draft
8. Academic writing formats - How to organise your writing within a
standard framework
9. Planning writing assignments - How to respond to the task
Writing technique
10. Academic writing style - How to adopt appropriate language conventions
11. Shaping your text - how to create effective sentences and paragraphs
12. Improving your grammar - How to avoid some common errors
13. Better punctuation - How to use punctuation marks appropriately
14. Better spelling - How to spell competently
15. Enhancing your vocabulary - How to increase your word power
Editing & Revision
16. Reviewing, editing and proof-reading - how to make sure your writing is
concise and correct
Plagiarism and referencing
17. Plagiarism and copyright infringement - how to avoid being accused of
stealing the ideas & work of others
18. Citing and listing references - how to refer appropriately to the work
of others
Presentation
19. Presentation of assignments - how to follow the appropriate academic
conventions
Improving your marks
20. Exploiting feedback - how to understand and learn from what lecturers
write on your work
21. Essay writing in exams - how to improve your marks
References and further reading
Glossary of key terms
CONTENTS
Preface and acknowledgements
How to use this book
Introduction
1. Why expressing yourself well in writing is important - how to develop
your writing skills
What markers are looking for
2. What markers are looking for in your essays and assignments -how to
identify the key elements required to meet markers' expectations
Getting started
3. Tackling writing assignments - How to get started
Researching your topic
4. Effective academic reading - How to read efficiently and with
understanding
5. Library and learning resources - How to make the best use of the
facilities
6. Note-making from texts - How to create effective notes for later
reference
7. Thinking critically - How to develop a logical approach to analysis,
synthesis and evaluation
Writing a first draft
8. Academic writing formats - How to organise your writing within a
standard framework
9. Planning writing assignments - How to respond to the task
Writing technique
10. Academic writing style - How to adopt appropriate language conventions
11. Shaping your text - how to create effective sentences and paragraphs
12. Improving your grammar - How to avoid some common errors
13. Better punctuation - How to use punctuation marks appropriately
14. Better spelling - How to spell competently
15. Enhancing your vocabulary - How to increase your word power
Editing & Revision
16. Reviewing, editing and proof-reading - how to make sure your writing is
concise and correct
Plagiarism and referencing
17. Plagiarism and copyright infringement - how to avoid being accused of
stealing the ideas & work of others
18. Citing and listing references - how to refer appropriately to the work
of others
Presentation
19. Presentation of assignments - how to follow the appropriate academic
conventions
Improving your marks
20. Exploiting feedback - how to understand and learn from what lecturers
write on your work
21. Essay writing in exams - how to improve your marks
References and further reading
Glossary of key terms
Preface and acknowledgements
How to use this book
Introduction
1. Why expressing yourself well in writing is important - how to develop
your writing skills
What markers are looking for
2. What markers are looking for in your essays and assignments -how to
identify the key elements required to meet markers' expectations
Getting started
3. Tackling writing assignments - How to get started
Researching your topic
4. Effective academic reading - How to read efficiently and with
understanding
5. Library and learning resources - How to make the best use of the
facilities
6. Note-making from texts - How to create effective notes for later
reference
7. Thinking critically - How to develop a logical approach to analysis,
synthesis and evaluation
Writing a first draft
8. Academic writing formats - How to organise your writing within a
standard framework
9. Planning writing assignments - How to respond to the task
Writing technique
10. Academic writing style - How to adopt appropriate language conventions
11. Shaping your text - how to create effective sentences and paragraphs
12. Improving your grammar - How to avoid some common errors
13. Better punctuation - How to use punctuation marks appropriately
14. Better spelling - How to spell competently
15. Enhancing your vocabulary - How to increase your word power
Editing & Revision
16. Reviewing, editing and proof-reading - how to make sure your writing is
concise and correct
Plagiarism and referencing
17. Plagiarism and copyright infringement - how to avoid being accused of
stealing the ideas & work of others
18. Citing and listing references - how to refer appropriately to the work
of others
Presentation
19. Presentation of assignments - how to follow the appropriate academic
conventions
Improving your marks
20. Exploiting feedback - how to understand and learn from what lecturers
write on your work
21. Essay writing in exams - how to improve your marks
References and further reading
Glossary of key terms