Simon Tate (UK University of Newcastle), Peter Hopkins
Studying Geography at University
How to Succeed in the First Year of Your New Degree
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Simon Tate (UK University of Newcastle), Peter Hopkins
Studying Geography at University
How to Succeed in the First Year of Your New Degree
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Written by leading academics, this book is an invaluable â how toâ â guide to studying for a Geography degree. Written in a practical and conversational style, it offers important insights into how to succeed in first-year, covering everything from how to succeed in assessments to how to decide where to live.
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Written by leading academics, this book is an invaluable â how toâ â guide to studying for a Geography degree. Written in a practical and conversational style, it offers important insights into how to succeed in first-year, covering everything from how to succeed in assessments to how to decide where to live.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 159mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 302g
- ISBN-13: 9780815369691
- ISBN-10: 0815369697
- Artikelnr.: 59999837
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 159mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 302g
- ISBN-13: 9780815369691
- ISBN-10: 0815369697
- Artikelnr.: 59999837
Simon Tate is Professor of Pedagogy in Higher Education at Newcastle University, UK. Before taking up his current appointment, Simon taught Geography in comprehensive schools in the North East of England. Peter Hopkins is Professor in Social Geography at Newcastle University, UK, where he has taught for over ten years.
Part 1: What to expect when your Geography degree begins 1. Accommodation
and the social transition to university 2. The types of geography you can
study at university 3. Degree organisation and structure 4. Approaches to
geography teaching and learning 5. Getting the most from lectures 6.
Getting the most from seminars and tutorials 7. Your tutor and other
sources of support 8. How will you be assessed? 9. What to expect from the
first couple of weeks at university Part 2: The academic skills you need to
succeed 10. Listening skills 11. Effective note-taking 12. Approaching
reading lists and library search strategies 13. Becoming an effective
academic reader 14. Writing essays 15. Developing an academic writing style
16. Referencing and plagiarism 17. Arguing and thinking critically 18.
Surviving exams 19. Delivering presentations 20. Doing Human Geography
fieldwork 21. Field and lab research in physical geography (by Dr Simon
Drew) 22. Making the most of feedback 23. Keeping balance and maintaining
wellbeing
and the social transition to university 2. The types of geography you can
study at university 3. Degree organisation and structure 4. Approaches to
geography teaching and learning 5. Getting the most from lectures 6.
Getting the most from seminars and tutorials 7. Your tutor and other
sources of support 8. How will you be assessed? 9. What to expect from the
first couple of weeks at university Part 2: The academic skills you need to
succeed 10. Listening skills 11. Effective note-taking 12. Approaching
reading lists and library search strategies 13. Becoming an effective
academic reader 14. Writing essays 15. Developing an academic writing style
16. Referencing and plagiarism 17. Arguing and thinking critically 18.
Surviving exams 19. Delivering presentations 20. Doing Human Geography
fieldwork 21. Field and lab research in physical geography (by Dr Simon
Drew) 22. Making the most of feedback 23. Keeping balance and maintaining
wellbeing
Part 1: What to expect when your Geography degree begins 1. Accommodation
and the social transition to university 2. The types of geography you can
study at university 3. Degree organisation and structure 4. Approaches to
geography teaching and learning 5. Getting the most from lectures 6.
Getting the most from seminars and tutorials 7. Your tutor and other
sources of support 8. How will you be assessed? 9. What to expect from the
first couple of weeks at university Part 2: The academic skills you need to
succeed 10. Listening skills 11. Effective note-taking 12. Approaching
reading lists and library search strategies 13. Becoming an effective
academic reader 14. Writing essays 15. Developing an academic writing style
16. Referencing and plagiarism 17. Arguing and thinking critically 18.
Surviving exams 19. Delivering presentations 20. Doing Human Geography
fieldwork 21. Field and lab research in physical geography (by Dr Simon
Drew) 22. Making the most of feedback 23. Keeping balance and maintaining
wellbeing
and the social transition to university 2. The types of geography you can
study at university 3. Degree organisation and structure 4. Approaches to
geography teaching and learning 5. Getting the most from lectures 6.
Getting the most from seminars and tutorials 7. Your tutor and other
sources of support 8. How will you be assessed? 9. What to expect from the
first couple of weeks at university Part 2: The academic skills you need to
succeed 10. Listening skills 11. Effective note-taking 12. Approaching
reading lists and library search strategies 13. Becoming an effective
academic reader 14. Writing essays 15. Developing an academic writing style
16. Referencing and plagiarism 17. Arguing and thinking critically 18.
Surviving exams 19. Delivering presentations 20. Doing Human Geography
fieldwork 21. Field and lab research in physical geography (by Dr Simon
Drew) 22. Making the most of feedback 23. Keeping balance and maintaining
wellbeing