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Study Skills, Working with others

Managing group projects

19th January 2021 7th December 2020  Getting Organised, Soft Skills, Teamwork

Groupwork is a popular form of university assessment. However, it can be stressful: not everyone works in the same way or at the same pace, and you may need to discuss …

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Tips for confidence in presentations
Presentations, Study Skills

Tips for confidence in presentations

6th November 2020 30th October 2020  Getting Organised, Soft Skills, Student Life

A presentation is not just a talk. It is an interactive performance; there is a real audience, looking at and listening to you, and expecting that you will interact with them. For many, this is the scariest …

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Coming up in November 2020
Highlights and Opportunities

Coming up in November 2020

27th October 2020 30th October 2020  Soft Skills, Student Life

Our Highlights and Opportunities posts highlight various opportunities available from around the University of Edinburgh for Taught students. Highlights and opportunities for… Undergraduate Students Study Skills Consultations http://edin.ac/2Co9nR7 The IAD …

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What if I am exposed as a fraud?
Articles

What if I am exposed as a fraud?

13th October 2020 19th October 2020  Soft Skills, Student Life

Research has shown that many students suffer from impostor syndrome during their time at university. This can make them feel anxious, depressed and isolated. What can be done about this?  …

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Staff, UoE Insights

Netiquette for the online academic world

18th September 2020 18th September 2020  Soft Skills

In this post, Dr Jessie Paterson draws on her experience of teaching and learning online to share some personal thoughts on appropriate behaviour and etiquette in the online environment – …

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