Marjorie Lloyd & Peggy Murphy 
Essential Study Skills for Health and Social Care 

Introduction

1. IT skills and using the internet efficiently and effectively

  2. Referencing, plagiarism and copyright

3. Problem-based learning and learning styles

4. Exam techniques, report and essay writing

5. Learning in groups and teams

6. Effective and efficient reading skills and note taking

7. Presentations and public speaking

  8. Time management and using feedback effectively

9. Dissertation and research skills

10. Profiles and portfolios

11. Critical thinking, analysis and reflection

12. CVs and interview techniques

   References

Index

Table des matières

Introduction

1. IT skills and using the internet efficiently and effectively

2. Referencing, plagiarism and copyright

3. Problem-based learning and learning styles

4. Exam techniques, report and essay writing

5. Learning in groups and teams

6. Effective and efficient reading skills and note taking

7. Presentations and public speaking

8. Time management and using feedback effectively

9. Dissertation and research skills

10. Profiles and portfolios

11. Critical thinking, analysis and reflection

12. CVs and interview techniques

References

Index

A propos de l’auteur

Peggy Murphy is a Senior Lecturer in adult nursing at Liverpool John Moores University. She has nursing experience in acute medicine and cardiothoracic intensive care and has worked as a registered nurse both in the UK and Australia. She became a nurse lecturer in 2003 and developed an interest in working with students as partners to enhance inclusive practice in nurse education. Peggy was awarded a National Teaching Fellowship by the Higher Education Academy in 2014 for her collaborative work on assessment and feedback. Peggy has published and co-presented her work with students nationally and internationally. She currently acts as a co-convenor for the Researching, Advancing and Inspiring Student Engagement (RAISE) Special Interest Group on partnerships.