This interactive study journal helps university students develop the skills needed to study in focused and mindful ways. Each bite-sized theme covers a core skill, from time management and critical thinking to referencing and personal development, and helps students develop successful study habits. Throughout, there are short activities and examples of real students' experiences, alongside plenty of space for writing and reflection to develop students' awareness of their strengths, skills and areas for development. This is an ideal resource for students of all subject areas and levels who want to succeed on their course and beyond.

• Helps students develop core academic skills - including critical thinking, note-making and referencing - and successfully make the transition to university study

• Distinctive journal format promotes active, reflective learning and helps students to focus on what they want from their university journey

• Contains practical activities and space for reflection throughout, alongside top tips to help students set themselves up for success

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  Barbara Bassot is an Associate of Canterbury Christ Church University, UK where she worked as a Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Career and Personal Development for a number of years. She is the author of The Reflective Journal and has published a number of books on reflective practice, career development and research methods.

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Introduction.- PART 1.- Theme 1: Personal and Academic Development.- Theme 2: Time Management and Taking Charge of Your Studies.- Theme 3: Critical Thinking.- Theme 4: Critical Reading.- Theme 5: Critical Writing.- Theme 6: Getting Ready for Assessment.- Theme 7: Referencing.- Theme 8: Studying with Others.- Theme 9: Examinations.- Theme 10: Personal Development.- PART 2: RECORD KEEPING AND NEXT STEPS.- List of Key Terms.- References.- Index.