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How to Make the Most of Seminars

How to Make the Most of Seminars

How to make the most of seminars

This section will enable you to:

  • be aware of the value of seminars
  • focus on links to learning
  • recognise qualities you can use repeatedly
  • manage potential problems in seminars
  • prepare yourself adequately for seminars

Not to Be Underestimated

Seminars are often optional in a degree programme and sometimes poorly attended because they are underestimated. Some students may be convinced that the lecture is the truly authoritative way to receive quality information. Undoubtedly, lectures play an important role in an academic programme, but seminars have a unique contribution to learning that will complement lectures. Other students may feel that their time would be better spent in personal study. Again, private study is unquestionably essential for personal learning and development; nevertheless ...

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