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Hosted by Neil from Academic English Skills · EN · 17 episodes
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Tips and ideas on how to improve your university writing, whether you are an undergraduate or a postgraduate student - all in 3 minutes.
Neil from Academic English Skills hosts Academic Writing in 3 Minutes, a education show with 17 episodes published.
Essay conclusions can often be left until the last minute and seen as an after thought. However, as they are the final thing a reader will look at, you need to write a clear and strong conclusion. Listen to find out how.
How to write essay introductions in three minutes - you only need to have 4 essential parts.
What is "cautious language" and why do we need to use it in our assignments Listen in to find out more about it.
In this second part I look at things we can do to keep us focused and motivated during exam revision. Remember, the exam period comes.........and it goes.
Exam time is inevitably a stressful period, but what revision techniques are there? In this episode I run through some of the main ones that we can use to make our revision more effective (Part 2 is coming next week).
How do we know that something "academic" and right for our university assignments? Here is a quick checkist of what to look out for and what do use.
The last of our critical writing paragraph structures concerns the T.E.E.E.L. structure - similar to the P.E.E. and W.E.E.D. ones but also slightly different. As always if you want more details on this, my YouTube Channe
Firstly, this episode is 4 mintues (sorry, there was a lot to cover) and secondly, this one is about our second critical writing paragraph structure - W.E.E.D. Again, this is relatively simple to organise and is a good o
I sound like I have a cold in this episode, but hopefully you an hear me talk about how to write the P.E.E. structure when you need to write critical paragraphs in your academic writing.
In this episode I go through 3 simple structures you can use immediately in your writing. As always, if you need more details on these ideas, head to the YouTube Channel, Academic English Skills, to see the paragraphs in
Many students believe they are writing critically, when really they are writing descriptively. This isn't good if you have been told to write critically. So, what is the difference? Listen and let me tell you.
Critical Thinking? Is it complicated? Does it need to be? No, of course not, but it can still be tricky. Listen in for a quick, to-the-point 3 minutes overview, and look out for Parts 2 and 3. Also check out the detailed
What does it mean to "know" a word and what techniques can you use to do this? Have a listen, where I put all this together and cram it all into 3 minutes. Want a longer video: check out my You Tube channel, Academic Eng
Improving vocabulary is essential at university, but what does "academic vocabulary" actually mean? What is the Academic Word List? Have a listen......
Reading and writing go hand in hand - they can't be separated if you want to get the right information. How can you find sources? What different criteria can you use to assess them? Have a listen for some ideas and advic
Unsure about what "blended learning" actually is? Listen in and get a quick, to the point overview of it, with a focus on the benefits and the skills you need. You Tube: Academic English Skills / Instagram : Academicengl
Who I am, who this podcast is aimed at, and what you can expect YouTube: Academic English Skills
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