Category Archives: critical thinking
How You Can Do What You Keep Putting Off
Ah, distractions! Distractions are a lovely way to do anything other than what you should be doing. Distractions are plentiful and a recipe for forgetting. You have an ever-expanding list of things that are hard to resist. Then you have … Continue reading
Focus On New Experiences If You Want Change To Stick
Change is easier if you don’t call it change. I found that out when I changed my diet started eating differently. We all have to eat. Without food, we wouldn’t get far. But when you’re able to choose whatever you … Continue reading
Filed under critical thinking, food, lifeskills, personal development, positivity
Expansive Learning Is Your Friend
You live and learn. Or so the saying goes. When you finish a course module, do you put it behind you, or do you keep hold of the ideas, knowledge and possibilities that you built up over that time? Unlike … Continue reading
Filed under academia, critical thinking, higher education, productivity, Study
How To Make the Most of YOUR Student Experience
Q: What is ‘the student experience’? A: It’s what you make it! This week, I held a workshop at the University of Glamorgan about ‘the student experience’. I’ve mentioned Glamorgan in the past for their brilliant Glam Insight, where students … Continue reading
The Possible Impossibility of Employability…
Let me guess. If you’re a uni student reading this, am I right in thinking you’d like to be employable once you graduate? It’s probably fair to say the vast majority of students want better job and career choices as … Continue reading
Filed under academic, careers, careers advice, communication, critical thinking, employment, graduate, jobs, lifeskills
