- •Study Strategies
- ••Are you having difficulty writing assignments?
- •Workshops
- •Consultations
- •How to book an appointment
- •Library Extension
- •Overview
- •The Bond grading system
- •The Bond grading system
- •What is a high distinction
- •What is a high distinction
- •Grade conversion
- •Revision and study
- •When will you be busy?
- •Time management
- •Time management
- •Forgetting
- •Spaced revision is better than mass saturation!
- •Active learning
- •Active learning
- •Active learning
- •Active learning suggestions
- •Academic writing & research
- •When to reference:
- •Common reasons for loss of marks
- •Common reasons for loss of marks
- •Effective research
- •Research tips
- •Preparing for exams
- •Preparing for exams
- •Exam techniques – dealing with stress
- •Week 13
- •Exam techniques – time management
- •Summary
- •Good luck with your studies!
- •References
What is a high distinction
Outstanding or exemplary performance in the following areas: interpretative ability; intellectual initiative in response to questions; mastery of the skills required by the subject, general levels of knowledge and analytic ability or clear thinking.
Grade conversion
•Bond provides an academic transcript, but it is up to the home institution or agent to convert the grades.
•Bond has no control over this since each university operates differently with converting grades.
Revision and study
•Time management
•Active learning
•Mindmapping
When will you be busy?
•Depends on your subject but usually:
•Weeks 5 – 7
•Weeks 9 - 12
Time management
• Organise yourself
•Set aside a study time and keep to it
–Weekly study timetable
–Semester planner
•Set yourself manageable targets
•Organise your study materials
Time management
•Prioritise
•Do one thing at a time
•Make lists to avoid the sense of being overwhelmed
•Start early
•Spaced revision is better than mass saturation!
Forgetting
• Ebbinghaus’ (1885) forgetting curve
Memory graph + spaced revision periods
Spaced revision is better than mass saturation!
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