Academic Practice is a general term used to describe studying for your degree. It includes writing assignments, reading and referencing and making notes in lectures, as well as the processes of critical thinking and reflection.
Effective learning is central to the higher education experience and you will get lots of support from your tutors and the academic support staff in the Library. Start here with an early introduction to academic writing and reading and the essential processes of critical thinking and reflection. These documents introduce you to academic reading and writing. It includes techniques for effective reading and for making notes, both during lectures and as a memory and learning aid.
Please access Learning at Lincoln to understand what is seen as Academic Practice and what academic skills you will need to acquire and develop.
Academic Practice is a general term used to describe studying for your degree. It includes writing assignments, reading and referencing and making notes in lectures, as well as the processes of critical thinking and reflection.
Effective learning is central to the higher education experience and you will get lots of support from your tutors and the academic support staff in the Library. Start here with an early introduction to academic writing and reading and the essential processes of critical thinking and reflection. These documents introduce you to academic reading and writing. It includes techniques for effective reading and for making notes, both during lectures and as a memory and learning aid.
Please access Learning at Lincoln to understand what is seen as Academic Practice and what academic skills you will need to acquire and develop.
