Peer support for your dissertation
If you're writing your Masters dissertation, you'll feel less isolated if you set up a dissertation support group with other students.
Making the most of feedback
Feedback can be gold dust, but only if you reflect on it and turn it into action. Here's how to benefit the most from it.
Developing a critical mindset
Developing a critical mindset involves drawing on qualities including confidence, motivation, curiosity and effort.
Effective meetings with your Masters supervisor
The more precise your queries, the more helpful your supervisor’s answers will be. And remember — all feedback is valuable.
The art and craft of editing
Use focussed tasks to turn editing from a fuzzy, depressing process into a proactive, task-based operation with clear goals.
Writing a journal article: bouncing back from rejection
if you or one of your students or colleagues has faced rejection, help them harness their intrinsic motivation to bounce back.
Reading aloud for a sense of distance
When you read aloud to somebody else, you put yourself in their shoes.
How to stay motivated
When writing your thesis, you may find that you go through moments of disengagement and even be tempted to give up. If this happens, try to reconnect with your passion for the subject.
