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Your success is our goal. Selected Study Skills Books in the AU Library: An Annotated Bibliography by Arlene Young Table of Contents Preface English Grammar Exam Preparation and Exam Anxiety Reduction Math and Math Anxiety Reduction ... Writing Essays, Research Papers and Reports Preface Many students consult me for advice on how to overcome specific difficulties with their studies. I expect there are many more who wish they had written materials to consult but do not know what to look for or where to find it. I wrote this annotated bibliography with those students’ needs in mind. The materials I have reviewed are available from the AU Library. Students can access the AU Library Catalogue online from the Learning Centres or on the World Wide Web. The materials are organized into five sections. "English Grammar" contains books focusing on language usage and spelling. "Exams and Exam Anxiety Reduction" discusses books about exam preparation, taking specific types of exams, and dealing with exam anxiety. "Math and Math Anxiety Reduction" has books that teach and refresh math skills or deal with exam anxiety; the Tobias book does both. "Study Skills" books cover a wide range of study skills and are often a good place for students to begin their reading. "Writing Essays, Research Papers and Reports" focuses on writing major documents.

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Home English Language Teaching Back The English and Study Skills Course is now available in two different lengths. This page gives information for the four week course. 23 August 2004 - 17 September 2004 Information on the ten week course can be found by following this link. Download an application form for this course Course Content The overall aims of this course are to improve study skills, to increase fluency in English and to introduce the participants to the University and to life in the UK in general. The course is highly intensive and involves five mornings and four afternoons of class contact (20 hours) in addition to self study. While the general emphasis of the course is on the academic writing and interactional skills necessary for successful study, additional sessions are also dedicated to reading and grammar development. The morning session is divided into two lessons of 90 minutes each. The first one is dedicated to

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Economics Resources for College and University Teachers General Econ Info Links Macro Data, Employment International Data Government Budgets and Debt ... Why Study Economics? This page is a collection of information and web links showing activities to use in economics classes and sites of other teachers of economics. For some specific suggestions about how to develop web projects for class, see our Web Teaching Ideas Page . If you have web pages for your classes or a website of teaching information that could be linked here, please let me know. Additional economics data sites are listed on the Economics Information page. Comments about EcEdWeb sosin at unomaha.edu University of NE at Omaha Department of Economics. General Information Sites Links to economic information EcEdWeb extensive annotated links to economics data sources, journals, and related information. Directory of Ph.D. programs in Economics This directory is based on the list of all Ph.D. programs in Economics (U.S. and Canada) in Peterson's Guide, and provides links to nearly all of them. Directory of Publishers Includes Academic Publishers, Computer Book Publishers, Scientific / Technical / Medical (STM) Publishers, Electronic Publishing Companies, Online Publishing Projects, and Other Commercial Publishers.

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How Can We Teach Critical Thinking? Kathryn S. Carr Source: Carr, K. (1990). How can we teach critical thinking ? Urbana, IL. ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education. [ED326304] Return to: Readings in Educational Psychology Educational Psychology Interactive The need to teach higher order thinking skills is not a recent one. Education pundits have called for renewed interest in problem solving for years. As far back as 1967, Raths, Jonas, Rothstein and Wassermann (1967) decried the lack of emphasis on thinking in the schools. They noted that "...memorization, drill, homework, the three Rs and the quiet classroom" were rewarded, while "...inquiry, reflection and the consideration of alternatives were frowned upon." That students are lagging in problem-solving and thinking skills is apparent at all levels of education. However, critical thinking courses and texts, in particular, may result in fragmentation of thinking skills. Thinking cannot be divorced from content; in fact, thinking is a way of learning content (Raths and others, 1967). In

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What We Teach For Parents setupTicker('Just In! Wildground Year 6 S.A.T.s results for the 1999/2000 school year. ',70,150); // Admission Arrangements The school follows the National Curriculum. All children undertake studies in the five core subjects of Mathematics, English, Science, ICT and RE. THE CURRICULUM TIME SPENT TEACHING RESULTS FOR 11 YEAR OLDS FACILITIES FOR LEARNING What we Teach Taking Care Parent Partnership Who's Who? Additional Information THE CURRICULUM s a Junior school, we do place a greater emphasis on the teaching of basic skills, particularly of literacy and numeracy. Integral to our teaching of these, is the National Literacy and Numeracy Strategy which is fully implemented in the school, allowing for daily lessons in each of these subject areas. Pupils are taught in mixed ability classes for all subjects in Years 3, 4 and 5. In most year groups, pupils are set by ability for Maths, English and in Year 6, Science. Children also undertake foundation subjects and themes are taught covering Geography, History, Art, Music, Personal and Social Education and Physical Education. These topic based subjects are carefully planned by the teachers in each year group so that children experience all the skills, concepts and areas of knowledge set out in the National Curriculum. A variety of teaching styles and approaches are used.

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HOME MEMBERS ONLY (what's this?) ... Search the site Special Sections: Back to Basics Barley Hall Bosworth Fifteenth-Century ... Tours and Travel Learning Resources Journals and Libraries Bibliography Resources for Teachers Connecting with Scholars Students! Check out our Quick Start page to help you go straight to the resources you need! Teaching Richard III? Join our faculty forum! Share your experiences, ask for feedback from your colleagues! Use our online form , or view the forum. Your comments will be shared with the Consortium for the Teaching of the Middle Ages Subcommittee on Secondary Education, and with other educators developing curricular materials for studying the later middle ages and the English Renaissance at the secondary school level. Member ResourcesJournals and Libraries Society Periodicals (with links to Tables of Contents for recent issues) Circulating Libraries Academic Programs Includes publications, conference, scholarship awards.

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ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Carr, Kathryn S. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education Urbana IL. How Can We Teach Critical Thinking? ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC The need to teach higher order thinking skills is not a recent one. Education pundits have called for renewed interest in problem solving for years. As far back as 1967, Raths, Jonas, Rothstein and Wassermann (1967) decried the lack of emphasis on thinking in the schools. They noted that "...memorization, drill, homework, the three Rs [and the] quiet classroom" were rewarded, while "...inquiry, reflection [and] the consideration of alternatives [were] frowned upon." IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING At each educational level, thinking must be practiced in each content field. This means hard work for the teacher. It's much easier to teach students to memorize facts and then assess them with multiple-choice tests. In a course that emphasizes thinking, objectives must include application and analysis, divergent thinking, and opportunities to organize ideas and support value judgments. When more teachers recognize that the facts they teach today will be replaced by the discoveries of tomorrow, the content-versus-process controversy may be resolved (Gallagher, 1975). As McMillen (1986) noted, "It really boils down to whether teachers are creating an environment that stimulates critical inquiry."

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Text only Library Home Catalogue Library Resources ... Goldsmiths Home Search the site Study skills Citations: Goldsmiths College styles Literature searches Online Web tutorials Evaluating Web resources ... Searching the Web Bibliographic skills library and bibliographic skills: citations and doing a literature search. The guides marked .pdf are available to download as .pdf files. To look at or print the guides listed on this page, you will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 3 or above) installed on your machine. For the plug-in see Adobe top Citations: Goldsmiths College styles Citations are used in academic writing to acknowledge the sources of direct quotations or other writers' ideas or opinions that you have used or considered in your text. You must always make it clear when you are using other people's material, and when you are using your own. Whether you use a quotation, refer to an argument or theory or use any other kind of borrowed material or data, always acknowledge your sources. There are two basic systems for citing references in text: numeric footnote systems or name and date systems. Using these, several styles have been developed for making citations. These specify what to include in citations and bibliographic references in order to make it possible for readers to identify and find your references. They also define how the citations in your text should relate to entries in your bibliography. There are subtle differences between these styles which reflect the emphasis placed on dates or authors depending on the discipline. Your supervisor or tutor will be able to tell you if there is a preferred style that you should use. The pdf files available here have been written by Subject Librarians at Goldsmiths College.

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University Library Information Skills Training Library Home Search Library Catalogue Search Library Site Comments ... Library home Information Skills Training Training Programme Library Catalogue and Virtual Tour Information Skills Tutorials Database Search Skills ... Internet Search Tools Training Programme As part of the services provided by the Information Librarians, information skills training sessions are arranged in consultation with departmental staff. The training sessions are offered to provide an opportunity to exploit fully the information resources that are available through the University Library. Main Library Training Programme Full details can be found at http://www.le.ac.uk/li/sources/training/maintraining.html Clinical Sciences Library Training Programme http://www.le.ac.uk/li/clinical/LWMS/training.htm Training for NHS Staff is at http://www.le.ac.uk/li/clinical/UHL/training.htm Other training details can be found at http://www.le.ac.uk/li/clinical/training.htm Distance Learning Training Programme Full details can be found at http://www.le.ac.uk/li/sources/training/dltraining.html

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Last Updated: CURRICULUM: What we Teach and How we Teach it Elementary Curriculum Middle School Curriculum High School Curriculum Michigan School Report ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM - Grades K-5 Kindergarten, First, and Second grades employ classroom aides who assist the teacher in Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP). DAP provides help for the individual needs of each student, whether s/he is fast or slower developmentally. All elementary schools have computer labs. Construction was complete at each elementary site, with over $50 million in remodeling for our older elementary schools. "Kids Connection", a before-and-after school child care program, is offered at all buildings. Call (248) 674-0993 for costs and schedules. The gifted student may participate in a pullout program for grades Four and Five called Clarkston Academically Talented (CAT). Other students may be involved in special talent development programs throughout the year. Youth enrichment classes are provided after school for additional fees. Programs vary by building.

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Waikato Home Search Live it... Accommodation Services Libraries Sport, Clubs... Student Union The Arts Hamilton City Learn it... Academic Year Helping you Choose Study Options Undergrad Degrees Graduate Quals Subjects Success Stories Bridging Scholarships Maori students International Learning English Tauranga How to Enrol Costs Important Dates Bridging Programmes and Pathways to Waikato Waikato's bridging programmes put degree-level study within your reach. If you haven't studied for a while and would like to brush up your skills, or if you didn't get the marks needed for direct entry into a degree programme, then Waikato has a bridging programme to help you out. University shouldn't be a daunting prospect. Waikato's programmes will provide you with the skills and opportunities to help you make the step into tertiary study. Our programmes can teach you the research and learning skills you need to succeed at University, as well as offer support and guidance to help ensure that you are ready. The Certificate of University Preparation The Certificate of University Preparation (CUP) is a full-time formal qualification for students who don't initially meet the entry requirements for study at a New Zealand University.

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ACADEMIC LEARNING SKILLS Ray Peterson... Instructor Courses Photos Biography ... Quotable CONTACT INFORMATION Ray's E-Mail - Click on instructor's name above. LCC phone 747-4501 Academic Learning Skills Department ext. 2440/2439 Ray's Office is in Center Building 488 ext. 2071 Ray's Voice Mail ext. 7875 Return to Lane's Home Page Study Skills On- Line College Catalog Top of this Page Please direct comments about this Study Skills Web page to Ray Peterson URL http://lanecc.edu/studysk/faculty/peterson/peterson.htm Revised 2/12/97 (rp)

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I. How to Design and Teach a Strategy II. A Simpler Model III. Action Choices I. How to Design and Teach a Strategy Task Analysis: Once the lesson objectives are determined, the instructor might ask, "What set of steps should students go through to master this skill or knowledge?" Set down steps of whatever it is the students need to learn, keeping in mind the different cognitive skills required to do the task so that significantly different phases are separated. Begin by asking the question, "How could the process be broken into parts? " You may turn the important steps into a learning strategy, or choose an existing strategy that conveys clearly how to learn your subject matter. For example, SQ3R, Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review is a reading strategy that builds in study and test preparation. See more examples below under III.2. Prerequisite Knowledge or Skills: What is required in each step? Trying to be aware of the "covert" processes that underlie (or are presumed to be mastered in order to do) the overt processes is important in analyzing possible causes of student error. This information is crucial for scaffolding later during the practice step so that fundamental requirements are presented first, followed by the tasks that presume mastery of such skills. An example would be if students were asked to write up a lab report, but they did not know first how to plot their observations using a matrix diagram in order to organize the data for analysis, a prerequisite for recording conclusions.

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Welcome Register Login Using Materials ... Feedback Case Studies What are "case materials"? As used in our website, the phrase "case materials" refers to case studies and simulations, as well as accompanying exhibits and teaching notes. While both case studies and simulations can be used as tools in the "case study teaching method," they are different in form and manner of use. A case study is a narrative that recounts the factual history of an event or series of events. It is typically used as the basis for in-class analysis and discussion. A simulation is a set of facts, roles and rules that establishes the framework for an in-class participatory exercise. Why should I use Stanford case studies or simulations as part of my curriculum? Research has shown that existing law school teaching methods and curricula do not adequately teach students the full complement of "lawyering" skills they need to competently practice law. The traditional appellate case method assumes that a problem has reached a point where litigation is the only alternative, and presents students with a scenario in which all relevant issues have been identified, the questions of law narrowly focused, and the questions of fact resolved. Skills-oriented courses and clinical programs (such as law clinics and externships) have made significant contributions to law schools'9 ability to teach lawyering skills. Their reach, however, has been limited by a combination of factors, including their high cost and the relatively few law students who actually take advantage of these programs.

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