Welcome to the second part of the July EduLinks update.
Here are 20 fab links you need to devour:
- How to write and leave the research for later. As simple as XXX.
- Can students really rely on their SUs to cut the mustard?
- Should you shake hands at graduation? Imperial Spark says if you are going to risk it, here’s how to make an effective shake.
- Yes, the sheer amount of online content created is huge. But shouldn’t the main concern be that of quality & accuracy?
- Choosing between extra curricular work & study.
- All things being equal? Equality and diversity in careers education, information, advice and guidance.
- How to Write Better and Faster (Lifehack)
- Why Being Certain Means Being Wrong (Harvard Business)
- 9 Easy Ways to Create Ideas (Psychology Today)
- 7 Speed Reading Tricks by a Former Book-Hater (Lifehack)
- The Hacker’s Guide to Finding a Job: 9 Tactics No One’s Using
- How to cure deep procrastination (Study Hacks)
- Cambridge Journals makes content from 2009 & 2010 free until end of August.
- Make more marvellous mistakes!
- Life plans set at 18, or keeping an open mind?
- Listen to questions. Don’t dismiss them.
- Peer pressure influences our memories (MindBlog)
- How likely are you to be employed? Search by university & course.
- Teaching and learning: “The two are not one and the same.”
- “Not knowledgeable but knowledge-able.” – You should watch @mwesch on student work (5min10sec in):
