Learning to learn-exercise

Your path for most effective learning is through knowing yourself your capacity to learn the process you have successfully used in the past your interest in, and knowledge of, the subject you wish to learn It may be easy for you to learn physics but difficult to learn tennis, or vice versa. All learning, however, … Okumaya devam et Learning to learn-exercise

Presenting your work

Finishing your report You must write out full details in a list of References that must be in alphabetical order, for example: Michael Freeman, Complete Guide to Photography, HarperCollins, UK, 1995 Honour & Fleming, A World History of Art, Laurence King Publishing, London, 2002 S. Maitland and P. Matthews, Gardens of Illusion, Cassell & Co., … Okumaya devam et Presenting your work

Developing research skills

Use your local library Visit your local library early on and find out about the range of services that it provides, for example: handouts on how to use library facilities use of the internet and help in developing internet search skills academic journals specialist collections specialist magazines/newspapers/back editions photocopy services videos, CDs, microfiche and slides. … Okumaya devam et Developing research skills