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Applying for postgraduate courses.:
... you are thinking of applying for postgraduate study, then you are not alone - each year, thousands of people apply to the 12,000+ postgraduate courses that are available in the UK. With the number of graduate jobs apparently dwindling over recent years (26% of employers reported a decrease in the number of graduate vacancies in 2003 alone, according to the Association of Graduate Recruiters), then the number of pe... Read the full review: Thinking of Postgraduate Study? by collingwood21 |
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Exams or coursework - which is a better judge? ... worked as a teacher for few years, both in Uk and abroad, I think that both coursework and Exams are a good way of assessing students. I also think that some disciplines may require more of one or the other. I will go over both now. EXAMS Surely wherever the oral skills need to be assessed, the exam is the only way. I used to teach languages. You can to some extent trust and rely on students writing as essay as part of their course work, but if you want to test their speaking skills, the exam is the only way. Exams also prepare students to the idea of working with deadlines, something which is very important when you then enter the job market. COURSEWORK For s... Read the full review: A bit of both by Paskuda |
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Revision Tips... ... s that time again... revision time! Oh joy! With the exams looming like a big black thunder cloud it is time to knuckle down and revise. I have sat my fair share of exams and I m fast approaching my second year undergraduate exams, and so I thought I would share my top tips for revising (anything to delay my own revision...!). 1. Get a copy of your syllabus - what has been covered in lectures and therefore what you need to know. Even if a syllabus/ course content guide has not been given to you, ask your lecturer for a copy. 2. Make sure you have a complete set of notes. If, like me, you have lectures at 9am Monday morning and the thought of sitting in a freez... Read the full review: ~ Ah the beautiful summer days spent revising... GRR! ~ by blue_ashleigh |
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How to study effectively? ... have finally found an effective way to study (for me). Clearly everyone differs in their studying/revision techniques, and for that matter, their motivation to study as well! I have friends who have taken exams recently with the attitude "I ll feel worse about failing if I don t work than if I do". Personally I don t see the point in being at university with this attitude. (By the way, my studying methods are biased towards essay subjects). Anyway, I have found what works for me, and it varies on the work. If I am revising: 1. I have to have quiet, and find the library the best place. 2. Make a list of all the possible topics that can occur on your exam. ... Read the full review: What works for me! by HelenW |
