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Although blended learning isn’t a new model, 2020 caught many students and lecturers by surprise by having to adapt to fully learning and teaching online.
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Although blended learning isn’t a new model, 2020 caught many students and lecturers by surprise by having to adapt to fully learning and teaching online.
Presenting a project or speaking in public doesn’t have to be a nerve-racking nightmare, we promise.
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If you've just started university, you might be feeling anxious and excited in equal measures. It’s a cliche, but everyone else really is in the same boat. However, there's plenty you can do to make your voyage at university smooth, storm-free and watertight – and you're in the right place.
Dissertation or report writing can be daunting, but we're about to demystify that process. To take you all the way from planning to delivering a successful report or dissertation, we put together a collection of hands-on resources from our Study Skills books.
Working on your Education research project but don’t know where to start? Don't panic! We've put together this page, full of top tips and advice from some of our educational research methods books to help you complete a successful research project from the comfort of your home.
Every year another 2 million scholarly articles are published. The sheer volume, and constraints on time to keep up with the literature, mean that inevitably not all of them will be widely read.
Between us, we can improve the chances of your article being found, read, downloaded and cited – of your article and you making an impact.
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