Practical tips, real stories, and expert advice to help you navigate your studies and develop essential skills in psychological science. For students who are psyched about studying Psychology.
PsychEd
Claim This Podcastby Jenny Richmond and Lisa Williams
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Podcast Overview
Practical tips, real stories, and expert advice to help you navigate your studies and develop essential skills in psychological science. For students who are psyched about studying Psychology.
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Publishing Since
9/6/2024
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September 7, 2024
Crafting your thesis introduction: Part 3
<p>In this episode, A/Prof Jenny Richmond and A/Prof Lisa Williams share strategies for polishing your thesis or proposal. They delve into the art of clear and concise academic writing, emphasizing the importance of clarity over complexity. Listeners will learn practical tips for refining their drafts, including the significance of defining key concepts, using consistent terminology, and the effective use of acronyms. The hosts also introduce the "1-5-25 rule" for structuring paragraphs and discuss techniques for editing, such as reading aloud to catch awkward phrasing. This episode is a must-listen for students seeking to enhance their writing skills and ensure their work stands out to supervisors and markers. Slides that might be useful available here <a href="https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide">https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide</a></p> <p><br></p>
September 7, 2024
Crafting your thesis introduction: Part 2
<p>In this follow-up episode, A/Prof Jenny Richmond and A/Prof Lisa Williams dive deeper into the art of writing a compelling thesis introduction, focusing on the structure and flow of your paragraphs. They emphasize the importance of guiding your reader through your argument with clear topic sentences, transitions, and signposting. With their expert advice, you’ll learn how to create smooth, logical flow throughout your introduction, ensuring that your reader stays engaged and follows your argument effortlessly. Slides that might be useful available here <a href="https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide">https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide</a></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
September 7, 2024
Crafting your thesis introduction: Part 1
<p>In this episode, A/Prof Jenny Richmond and A/Prof Lisa Williams share their expertise on writing introductions for honours theses and proposals. They discuss the four essential "moves" of a strong introduction, strategies for effective literature review, and the importance of creating perceptual fluency for readers. The hosts offer invaluable insights on structuring arguments, being selective with content, and adapting approaches for proposals versus full theses. Slides that might be useful available here <a href="https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide">https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide</a></p> <p><br></p>
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