Getting organised for effective study

Anthony McKenzie; Rebecca Acheson; Iain Hay; Ann Sefton

Getting organised for effective study

Anthony McKenzie, Rebecca Acheson, Iain Hay, Ann Sefton

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Abstract

Effective study skills are a foundation for learning success. In this chapter we set out some vital elements of successful study. Key concerns in plannng your study include working to achieve a work'life balance, learning to budget your time and developing skills in time management. Many of the ideas outlined in this chapter, particularly those to do with effective time management, will serve you well in study and in the workplace. Probably the most important key to successful study at university is careful time and task management. Another key is finding somewhere suitable to study.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Communicating in the health sciences
Place of Publication	South Melbourne, VIC
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	46-53
Number of pages	8
Edition	Third / 5
ISBN (Print)	9780195579048
Publication status	Published - 2012

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