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Student-Friendly Guide: Write Great Essays!, 2nd edition
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Levin, Peter
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Student-Friendly Guide: Write Great Essays!, 2nd edition
. Maidenhead: Open University Press, 2009.
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Student-Friendly Guide: Write Great Essays!, 2nd edition
Authors:
Peter Levin
Published:
November 2009
Pages:
200
eISBN:
9780335239900
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9780335237272
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Front cover
Half title page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
List of tables
List of boxes
The strange world of the university – Read this first!
Introduction
Part 1 Getting started
Chapter 1 ‘I'm a slow reader
Chapter 2 Three stages in academic learning
Chapter 3 Making notes and translating ‘academic-speak'
Chapter 4 Coping with monster reading lists
Part 2 Reading purposes and strategies
Chapter 5 What are you reading for?
Chapter 6 Exploratory reading (1): How to get an overview
Chapter 7 Exploratory reading (2): How to use the World Wide Web
Chapter 8 Targeted reading: How to find and use key terms
Chapter 9 Dedicated reading: How to master a text
Chapter 10 How to work with secondary sources
Part 3 Writing essays
Chapter 11 Discovering what's wanted from you (1): How to clarify the topic
Chapter 12 Discovering what's wanted from you (2): Traps to avoid
Chapter 13 Essay types
Chapter 14 How to figure out your teachers' mindsets
Chapter 15 How your essay will be marked (1): ‘Tick-box' marking
Chapter 16 How your essay will be marked (2): Impressionistic marking
Chapter 17 Thinking it through: the importance of methodology
Chapter 18 How to create an essay plan
Chapter 19 Titles, abstracts, executive summaries and appendices
Chapter 20 How to use quotations
Chapter 21 The drawbacks of model essays
Chapter 22 The process of writing
Chapter 23 Writer 's block and how to overcome it
Part 4 Referencing styles
Chapter 24 How to use and cite sources
Chapter 25 Which style to choose?
Chapter 26 How to capture and list details of your sources
Part 5 Plagiarism and collusion
Chapter 27 The conscientious student's predicament
Chapter 28 How academic learning forces you to plagiarize
Chapter 29 Avoiding accusations of plagiarism
Chapter 30 The politics of plagiarism
Notes and references
Books on speed reading
Acknowledgments
Back cover