Lego Star Wars, Part I
In case you missed this post on my Psychology Today blog, I was writing about my experiences of playing Lego StarContinue Reading
Author: Charles Fernyhough
Structuring an argument
Image via Wikipedia Last time we looked at how to come up with a simple structure for an essay usingContinue Reading
‘Accents’ in the womb?
BBC News ran a story yesterday on babies’ ability to pick up certain aspects of their parents’ accents in theContinue Reading
Knocking your ideas into shape
Image via Wikipedia You’ve thoroughly researched your topic and done all the reading that (for now) seems relevant. Now you’reContinue Reading
Getting the most out of bibliographic databases
Oh, the soaring boringness of that title. But some careful attention to this part of the process will pay offContinue Reading
Maps in the brain
Image by kerim via Flickr I’m fascinated by this new post on the Psychology Today blogs, which suggests that children’sContinue Reading
Researching your topic
Image via Wikipedia ‘Where’s my reading list?’ I hear you ask. ‘How am I supposed to write this dumb essayContinue Reading
Some more on memory
I continued this theme yesterday with a post on my Psychology Today blog: you can read the post here. ItContinue Reading
Those pesky learning outcomes
Last time we asked why the essay has become a perennial favourite as a way of assessing students’ knowledge. Now thatContinue Reading
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