Re: Academic Highlights Importance Of Study Skills In Lecture
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For me, it’s a mixture of approaches: one-to-one, group work, skype, class and lecture based session – anything that will appeal to as broad a range of students as possible. It’s very much led by them being proactive and seeking out help and taking responsibility for themselves and their learning too,
so if it was that good, why not share the findings on here and more students and pupils could benefit?
How do we know the results aren’t being filtered down to the students? Not every student posts on here. If they did the number of members would be a lot higher.
We offer our services to all Glyndwr students on an individual basis – it’s not ‘a one solution fits all’ answer that can be summarised in a blog post, but an ongoing process for each student :)
Andrew Edwards;7180 wrote:We offer our services to all Glyndwr students on an individual basis – it’s not ‘a one solution fits all’ answer that can be summarised in a blog post, but an ongoing process for each student :)do you charge??
We are a part of student services and open to all enrolled Glyndwr students. We do not charge for appointments.
Here is some more information.
My original comment – “It was an excellent day and we intend to repeat the event in 2014” was a reponse to the article (written and upload by someone else) on Wrexham.com about a conference that I organised at Glyndwr University. It seems that some members have taken issue with this (not thewayinspain or welsh dresser, whose dialogue I’ve appreciated – thank you). Simply put, Glyndwr University is in Wrexham and so it relevant to Wrexham in the eyes of Wrexham.com I’d imagine. I also don’t think that promoting the University is a bad thing as anything that highlights and promotes our university in Wrexham can only help to benefit the area. I thank those of you who had genuinely constructive comments and questions but feel perhaps that it is time to retire this thread based on some earlier comments. I feel I have clearly stated the motives for this conference, which was free and a non-profit venture incidentally. Please contact me privately if you have any further questions about my work.
I’m sorry Andrew. You obviously are a little touchy about having your motives questioned. You will need a much thicker skin if you are to succeed. I agree that promoting the university isn’t a bad thing. I don’t however go back on saying that if you read all the books on revision you wouldn’t have time to revise. There are a lot of ‘how to revise’ books on the bookshelves.
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