Communicating in Geography and the Environmental Sciences

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Paperback: 272 pages
Series:
Edition: 4
Contributors: Iain Hay
Categories: Education
Publisher: Oxford University Press Australia
Publisher Availability: Active
Publication Date: 26/06/2012
Published in: Australia
ISBN10: 0195576756
ISBN13: 9780195576757
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DescriptionCommunicating in Geography and the Environmental Sciences helps students to communicating effectively in academic and professional settings. It discusses the character and practice of some of the most common forms of academic presentation skills used by students of geography and the environment. Chapters outline the 'whys' and 'hows' of essays, research and laboratory reports, reviews, media releases, summaries, annotated bibliographies, maps, figures, tables, posters, examinations, and talks. Information on the ways in which forms of presentation are commonly assessed enables students to approach their study with confidence as they will have the skills to clearly express their ideas and knowledge. THIS BOOK WILL: Help improve teaching, learning, and assessment. Improves students' communication skills will help them write better essays and pass exams with confidence. Help increasingly diverse student populations fulfil educational objectives. Revealing the key skills of academic communication and assessment, this text is a perfect study aid to those studying through distance education. Provide students with useful vocational skills. This book develops the key abilities university graduates need to communicate ideas and information as they enter today's workforce. Communicating in Geography and the Environmental Sciences will also be available as a VitalSource ebook in June 2012.
AuthorsIain Hay
Imprint NameOUP Australia and New Zealand
Table of Contents1. Writing an essay2. Writing a report3. Writing an annotated bibliography, summary or review4. Writing a media release5. Preparing a poster6. Communicating with figures and tables7. Making a map8. Preparing and delivering a talk9. Passing exams10. Referencing and language matters
Related CoursesENVS4720: Research Project Design & Conduct
Flinders University, 2013, Semester 1, Flinders Campus
 

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