Critical Skills for Academic Assignments: A Student Toolkit 1e
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Critical Skills for Academic Assignments: A Student Toolkit 1e
Green, Paula; Jones, Gary
Open University Press
12/2021
Mole
Inglês
9780335249091
15 a 20 dias
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Part One: An introduction to critical thinking within the higher-education context
1 Critical thinking in everyday life
2 What does your lecturer mean when they say critical thinking?
3 Adopting a critical mindset
Part Two: Deconstructing the assignment and the complexities of understanding and formulating the argument
4 Deconstructing the assessment task
5 What is an argument?
6 Planning a critical assignment
Part Three: From planning to reading and researching for the assignment
7 The selection process: choosing your sources wisely
8 Reading critically for your assisgnment
9 The critical detective: identifying unfounded claims and misleading evidence
10 Note taking
Part Four: Critical writing skills, focussing on the use of language and structuring a coherent piece of work
11 Writing your introduction
12 Building your paragraphs
13 Descriptive versus analytical writing
14 Vocabulary for critical writing - toolkit
15 Vocabulary for critical writing - beyond the essay
16 Critical thinking for research projects
Part Five: An innovative look at critical thinking post assignment hand-in, encouraging students to apply these skills to the workplace in an increasingly competitive global economy
17 Critically engaging with feedback
18 Using critical thinking in the job-application proces
1 Critical thinking in everyday life
2 What does your lecturer mean when they say critical thinking?
3 Adopting a critical mindset
Part Two: Deconstructing the assignment and the complexities of understanding and formulating the argument
4 Deconstructing the assessment task
5 What is an argument?
6 Planning a critical assignment
Part Three: From planning to reading and researching for the assignment
7 The selection process: choosing your sources wisely
8 Reading critically for your assisgnment
9 The critical detective: identifying unfounded claims and misleading evidence
10 Note taking
Part Four: Critical writing skills, focussing on the use of language and structuring a coherent piece of work
11 Writing your introduction
12 Building your paragraphs
13 Descriptive versus analytical writing
14 Vocabulary for critical writing - toolkit
15 Vocabulary for critical writing - beyond the essay
16 Critical thinking for research projects
Part Five: An innovative look at critical thinking post assignment hand-in, encouraging students to apply these skills to the workplace in an increasingly competitive global economy
17 Critically engaging with feedback
18 Using critical thinking in the job-application proces
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Part One: An introduction to critical thinking within the higher-education context
1 Critical thinking in everyday life
2 What does your lecturer mean when they say critical thinking?
3 Adopting a critical mindset
Part Two: Deconstructing the assignment and the complexities of understanding and formulating the argument
4 Deconstructing the assessment task
5 What is an argument?
6 Planning a critical assignment
Part Three: From planning to reading and researching for the assignment
7 The selection process: choosing your sources wisely
8 Reading critically for your assisgnment
9 The critical detective: identifying unfounded claims and misleading evidence
10 Note taking
Part Four: Critical writing skills, focussing on the use of language and structuring a coherent piece of work
11 Writing your introduction
12 Building your paragraphs
13 Descriptive versus analytical writing
14 Vocabulary for critical writing - toolkit
15 Vocabulary for critical writing - beyond the essay
16 Critical thinking for research projects
Part Five: An innovative look at critical thinking post assignment hand-in, encouraging students to apply these skills to the workplace in an increasingly competitive global economy
17 Critically engaging with feedback
18 Using critical thinking in the job-application proces
1 Critical thinking in everyday life
2 What does your lecturer mean when they say critical thinking?
3 Adopting a critical mindset
Part Two: Deconstructing the assignment and the complexities of understanding and formulating the argument
4 Deconstructing the assessment task
5 What is an argument?
6 Planning a critical assignment
Part Three: From planning to reading and researching for the assignment
7 The selection process: choosing your sources wisely
8 Reading critically for your assisgnment
9 The critical detective: identifying unfounded claims and misleading evidence
10 Note taking
Part Four: Critical writing skills, focussing on the use of language and structuring a coherent piece of work
11 Writing your introduction
12 Building your paragraphs
13 Descriptive versus analytical writing
14 Vocabulary for critical writing - toolkit
15 Vocabulary for critical writing - beyond the essay
16 Critical thinking for research projects
Part Five: An innovative look at critical thinking post assignment hand-in, encouraging students to apply these skills to the workplace in an increasingly competitive global economy
17 Critically engaging with feedback
18 Using critical thinking in the job-application proces
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.