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Chapter 1
1. Of the four study skills, which are you good at? How do you plan to improve your study skills?
2. What preparations will you make before lectures, seminars and tutorials respectively?
3. Why is it important to become a reflective learner in the university?
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-1.1 Understanding higher-level study
--1.1 Understanding higher-level study
-1.2 What are study skills?
-1.3 Different types of teaching
--1.3 Different types of teaching
-1.4 Different learning tasks in universities
--1.4 Different learning tasks in universities
-1.5 CREAM Learning Strategies
--1.5 CREAM Learning Strategies
-1.6 Reflecting on your learning style
--1.6 Reflecting on your learning style
-1.7 Conducting independent learning
--1.7 Conducting independent learning
-1.8 Becoming a good time manager
--1.8.1 Becoming a good time manager
--1.8 .2Becoming a good time manager
--1.8 .3Becoming a good time manager
--1.8.4 Becoming a good time manager
-Chapter1
-2.1 Participating the class
-2.2 Learning through lectures
--2.2 Learning through lectures
-2.3 Learning through seminars/tutorials
--2.3 Learning through seminars/tutorials
-2.4 Using the right style for effective communication
--2.4 Using the right style for effective communication
-2.5 Exchanging emails: connecting with professors, peers, professionals
--2.5 Exchanging emails: connecting with professors, peers, professionals
-2.6 Differentiating some high frequency phrases
--2.6 Differentiating some high frequency phrases
-Chapter2
-3.1 Note-taking during lectures
--3.1 Note-taking during lectures
-3.2 Four “Uses” in note-taking
--3.2 Four “Uses” in note-taking
-3.3 Note-taking while reading
--3.3 Note-taking while reading
-3.4 Taking “active” notes
-3.5 Taking notes with visual images
--3.5 Taking notes with visual images
-Chapter3
-4.1 Why do lecturers set group assignments
--4.1 Why do lecturers set group assignments
-4.2 Why are study groups better than self-study
--4.2 Why are study groups better than self-study
-4.3 How to make the process work well
--4.3 .1How to make the process work well
--4.3 .2How to make the process work well
-4.4 How to participate in group discussion
--4.4 How to participate in group discussion
-4.5 How do individuals become team players
--4.5 How do individuals become team players
-4.6 How to listen and share opinions in groups?
--4.6 How to listen and share opinions in groups?
-Chapter4
-5.1 How to structure the presentation?
--5.1 How to structure the presentation?
-5.2 How to delievere the presentation?
--5.2 How to delievere the presentation?
-5.3 How to use visual aids in communication?
--5.3 How to use visual aids in communication?
-5.4 Interacting with Audience
--5.4 Interacting with Audience
-5.5 Leraning presentaiton skills from Steve Jobs
--5.5 Leraning presentaiton skills from Steve Jobs
-Chapter5
-6.1 Carrying out literature search
--6.1 Carrying out literature search
-6.2 Two common speed reading techniques
--6.2 Two common speed reading techniques
-6.3 Active reading techniques
--6.3.1 Active reading techniques
--6.3.2 Active reading techniques
-6.4 SQ3R method
-6.5 Reading the literature Critically
--6.5.1Reading the literature Critically
--6.5.2 Reading the literature Critically
--6.5.3 Reading the literature Critically
--6.5.4 Reading the literature Critically
-Chapter6
-7.1 Knowing about the writing processes
--7.1 Knowing about the writing processes
-7.2 Understanding the common features of academic writing
--7.2 Understanding the common features of academic writing
-7.3 Critical analytical writing VS descriptive writing
--7.3 Critical analytical writing VS descriptive writing
-7.4 Reasoning
-7.5 Presenting arguments in logical orders
--7.5 Presenting arguments in logical orders
-7.6 Linking ideas together
-7.7 Proofreading out loud
-Chapter7
-8.1 The university as an intellectual community
--8.1 The university as an intellectual community
-8.2 Four types of academic misconduct
--8.2 Four types of academic misconduct
-8.3 What is plagiarism?
-8.4 How to create proper English citations?
--8.4.1 How to create proper English citations?
--8.4.2 How to create proper English citations?
-8.5 What plagiarism detection software to use?
--8.5 What plagiarism detection software to use?
-Chapter8
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