Study Skills for Health and Social Care Students
SAGE Study Skills Series
Claire Craig introduces all the skills necessary to bridge the gap between study and practice, with a strong focus on the contextualization of skills and their transferability to the clinical setting. Fundamental skills and principles for researching, processing information, and for communicating and expressing findings are all covered.
It includes practical advice on:
- organizing student learning
- accessing support
- recording ideas and information
- expressing ideas verbally
- expressing ideas in writing
- working with others
Supplements
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A useful and informative text for students which is easy to follow and provides sound guidance and tips!
This is to become one of the recommended Study Skills resources for the 3 diploma courses and 1 BA course I Programme Lead. Useful, clear, and appropriate to those training for Christian ministry as well as those studying for the social caring professions.
A very useful book for 1st year undergrads. that will stand them in good stead for their foundation studies.
The book is valuable for students at the start of an academic year as it outlines a survival guide, how to manage time effectively, researching information,working with others and gaining your ideal job. It provides guidance on all essential key skills related to learning, progression and development.
A very good book easy to understand.
A very good introduction to study skills for students accessing graduate programmes who have not studied for some time. Have recommended students access the skills book
A really thorough book which takes students through from the count down to studying to getting a job and continuing professional development. An excellent resource which is exceptionally user friendly!
Excellent text with a sense of humour.
This book provides comprehensive guidance for students entering or returning to study.
This is a simply written text that guides the students towards positive study skills alongside supporting them in acquiring academic skills required to learn. Just to let you know that we are now running this course twice, in term three we presently have 30 students.
