Learning skills
Learning skills advisers assist students in improving their academic
language and approaches to learning, including:
- academic English
- study methods and exam preparation
- effective listening and note-taking
- problem-solving and critical thinking
- reading strategies
- essay, report and thesis writing
- writing for research projects
- oral communication and presentation
Undergraduate students
- drop-in sessions during semester
- workshops and classes
- individual sessions for students with referrals
- Language and
Learning Online includes online tutorials, interactive
exercises and examples of Writing for Subjects
- EASE Learning Tools (158kb pdf) (12kb rtf) for listening to lectures and seminar presentation skills available on student computers in the library
Postgraduate students
- individual sessions with a learning skills adviser
- drop-in sessions for
brief consultations (during semester)
- workshops and classes
- MPA
workshops coordinated by the Monash Postgraduate Association
Higher degree by research students
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Learning skills advisers
Workshops and classes
Online resources for students
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Collaboration with academic staff
The library's learning skills advisers and librarians work with academic
staff to integrate learning skills and information literacy into the
curriculum.
Staff may also use this form (doc
40kb; rtf 104kb; pdf
63kb) to refer a student for an individual appointment with a learning
skills adviser when a student is in need of intensive support.
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