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Study Skills

We hope that this page will be a useful resource to Morling College students. Follow the links to download:

Techniques for Theological Study booklet:

The 2009 Techniques for Theological Study booklet has updated information about referencing, EndNote and Critical Thinking Skills


MORE INFORMATION AND EXAMPLES ABOUT REFERENCING IN THE CHICAGO 15 STYLE

This link is from Monash University and outlines how to reference various texts in your footnotes and bibliography

http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/tutorials/citing/chicago-print.html

REFERENCING FOR COUNSELLING STUDENTS

Counselling students should complete their assignments using in-text referencing, in particular the Chicago 15th B style. The link below (from the University of Queensland) outlines what this style looks like and how to use it in assignments.

http://www.library.uq.edu.au/ssah/useits/chicago15B.pdf


INFORMATION ABOUT ENDNOTE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY WEBSITE

EndNote, a referencing software program is available for ACT students. Follow the links on their website to download EndNote and other support documents. There are brief details about referencing with EndNote in the Techniques for Theological Study booklet.  http://www.act.org.au/resources_EndNote.php

What is exegesis?

ACT Marking Scale 2007
What does my mark mean? How is my GPA created? What do I need to do to pass a subject?

ACT Grade Descriptors and Learning Outcomes 2009
What does an HD, D, CREDIT etc mean? What do I need to achieve to get the best mark possible?

Guide to Assessment Practices in Australian Higher Education
This guide provides a brief overview of the practices of assessment of learning in Australian universities. The information, suggestions and advice that follow will be especially useful if you are an international student who has little or no experience of the Australian university system. It will also be useful if you have had experience of assessment methods that are very different from Australian university practices, either at high school or university in another country. It is written about Australian universities but much of it is applicable for Morling College.

Blank Weekly Timetable (Word format)

2009 Cover Page Template (Word 2007 format)

2009 Cover Page Template (Word 2003 format)

How to Write Reports

 

Other useful Web Links:

Learning about your learning style - are you a Visual, Aural, Reading/writing,Kinaesthetic or mutlimodal learner?

Good links to other Universities' Study Skills pages

Writing abstracts: These pages outline some good tips for writing abstracts, and look at the difference between abstracts, introductions and conclusions. As you use these, remember to shape them for your particular purpose and assignment.

Good links for writing a book review:

For great information about memory techniques, mind-maps, time management and more...

More information about reading critically and understanding the difference between description and analysis- from Monash Uni

Speed/Rapid reading techniques

E-texts of major religious texts – Christian and other

Click on the link to access an extensive list of electronic versions of sacred texts. From the University of Calgary.

 
   

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