Monthly Archives: February 2010
20/20 – Day 2: 20 ways to find your own voice
“I am not saying that I have completely found my voice. I see it more as a journey. We are all on the same path. Some of us are further along than others. The important factor is to be consistent … Continue reading
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Filed under communication, writing
20/20 – Day 1: 20 ways to engage with feedback
Over the next four weeks I’m treating you to a new series of posts, 20 Lists of 20 (or “20/20″ for short). Twenty posts on a variety of subjects, all as lists of twenty. I hope you find them useful. … Continue reading
Filed under academia, coursework, essays, Study
No More Fees Please
A new study into the future of HE funding is calling for tuition fees to rise above £5,000 a year. The report by Policy Exchange, More Fees Please?, states: “It is clear that if the cap is set at £5,000 … Continue reading
Filed under higher education, money, students, universities
Guest Post: How to Write an introduction
This post is part of the Guest Post Giveaway at the blog Unready and Willing. If you think articles about writing or personal development (or personal development for writers) sounds like a good fit for your blog, please take a look at … Continue reading
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EduLinks – Software, Psychology & loads of videos
It’s that time again. Enjoy the linkage! Memorize Now / Pauker Flash cards are great for learning specifics, such as words, brief concepts, equations, and so on. If you want to break free from physical flash cards, here are two … Continue reading
