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Getting the most out of lectures

How to do more than just turn up! Explores what lectures are like as a teaching method and includes lots of tips to make sure that you feel the benefit of attending your classes.

• Ten take-away tips (pdf format)
• Activity sheet (Word format) (rtf format).
• Podcast series (mp3 format):
  1. What are lectures for?
  2. Before a lecture
  3. Listening in lectures | listening exercise
  4. Taking notes in lectures
  5. After a lecture
• Text transcripts of podcast series (pdf format):
  1. What are lectures for?
  2. Before a lecture
  3. Listening in lectures
  4. Taking notes in lectures
  5. After a lecture

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