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11 reviewsISBN 10: 0335238890
ISBN 13: 9780335238897
Author: Gavin Fairbairn, Christopher Winch
"A concise and useful guide, which provides an overview of the skills necessary to good reviewing ... Dealing clearly with traditional sources such as books and journals alongside recent developments such as wikis, blogs, and other online material, this handbook provides students with not only the basics, but guidance on the evolving issues in research dissemination and literature reviewing."
Daniel Zahra, Student, University of Plymouth, UK
What do you have to do to achieve success in your university studies?
Many students find the 'step up' from school or college work to university study a challenge. The same is frequently true for those returning to study after time spent in the workplace. If you find yourself in either of these situations then this is the book for you. Straightforward and sympathetic, this accessible handbook will help you to develop the essential skills in three of the core aspects of university study: reading, writing and reasoning.
Drawing on a wealth of experience of working with students in a variety of settings, Gavin Fairbairn and Christopher Winch have completely revised and updated this best selling text. It is packed with practical advice, examples and exercises that will be invaluable for all students and assist in developing effective reading practices, high quality academic writing and critical thinking skills.
The new edition contains:
Part 1: Reading as a Student
Finding meaning in written texts
Cultural literacy
Thinking about what, why, when, where, and how you read
Approaching reading in different ways and at different levels
SQ3R: Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review
Taking notes about what you have read
Part 2: Writing as a Student
The purpose of essays and other written tasks
The writing process
Getting your writing right: punctuation, grammar, and spelling
Getting your writing right: citation and referencing
Getting your writing right: thinking about style
Part 3: Developing Arguments in Your Writing
Influencing the beliefs of others
Arguments of a different kind
Analysing and evaluating arguments
Postscript
Responses to tasks
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