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Here is a retrospective on my how to be a better student postings following from my appearance at Professor Lee's Language and Power class.
Postings from me:
- Maxing the Word Count
- Writing a Paper: Interview Someone
- My Drawing Kit
- Productivity hacks I am currently using
- Prevent procrastination -- think of your future self
The Language and Power Presentation and Brainstorm Session
- Lifehacks for Students
- Language and Power Tips #1 - Starting Points and MSN
- Language and Power Tips #2 - TV
- Language and Power Tips #3 - Hatred of Topic and Happiness in the Moment
Links I spotted elsewhere:
- How to send email to a professor [spotted on Lifehacker]
- A study guide I wish I'd read before starting first-year
- Writing Links & Links for Writers Word Stuff
Suggestions from Michelle Soles:
Posts
2 comments:
You would be remiss if you did not share one of your famous law school summaries with the class. Although law focussed, they are a useful tool to a) boil down a mess of facts into a chronological/logical order; b) spice up the study process by justifying otherwise unproductive time surfing the Internet for appropriate illustrations; and c) they may just help you learn or retain more. BTW, glad to see the cartoon of my obsessive "law lecture recording" habit reused.
I should also plug the "rolling briefcase" as aproductivity tool. An office on wheels may save the verterbrae of many a student keener and there are many cool choices from Roots to Obus Forme beyond the uncool "pilot bag" I used at U Ottawa. Or you could just get a locker....
Cheers, Margot, LL.B.
I'm going to adopt your procrastination-prevention strategy, starting first thing tomorrow.
The interview technique could be a useful blogging tool too. I'm going to try that.
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