Monthly Archives: December 2009
Speedy Spoken Word
The spoken word. Talk shows, podcasts, audio reports. Do you bother, or are you happy to stick with reading? After all, you can read a transcript of a speech more quickly than listening to it. So what’s the point? For … Continue reading
Filed under productivity, time management
Bold and Strong, Not Right or Wrong
Blogging is dead…no it’s not. Generation Y exists…no it doesn’t. Students want to use Twitter…no they don’t. Look around and it’s likely you’ll see opposing views being touted on almost every imaginable topic. Statistics can prove almost anything you argue … Continue reading
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Filed under academia, critical thinking, higher education
26 Sharp Essay Tips
Essays. You can’t get away from them. And even if you’re up for the challenge, that doesn’t make the writing process less stressful. Whatever happens in a single essay, don’t be distracted or downhearted. I remember handing in an essay … Continue reading
Filed under academia, coursework, critical thinking, essays, productivity, Study, writing
EduLinks – 10 More Goodies
10 more resources for you to indulge in. Let’s go! 1. Economist – A world of hits We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to films, music, books, and so on. Entertainment is easy to come by. But it seems … Continue reading
