Pauline Kneale is Professor of Pedagogy and Enterprise and Director of The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Plymouth, UK.

• Where are the skills in psychology?Reflection skills, reviewing and evaluating, adding value to your degreeMaximising free timeLibrary and electronic resourcesEffective readingMaking effective notesThinkingConstructing an argumentEffective essay skillsListeningInterviewing skillsOral presentationsDiscussionResearching and writing in teams: it's fun and efficientWriting practical reportsAcknowledging references and other sourcesReviewing a bookAbstracts and executive summariesDissertationsRevision skillsExaminationsPresenting psychology information: tables and graphsPosters and standsEthicsProfessional approaches to data acquisition'Of shoes and ships, and sealing wax...': a few answers to things psychology students ask.

What they said about 'Study Skills for Geography Students': Of value throughout a degree programme. Every student should buy a copy.Dr G. P. Hollier, University of Strathclyde, UKA very good introductory text for Psychology students, which will continue to be a source of tips and advice throughout their degree programme. It does much to actually encourage the reader to enjoy their time at university.PLAT (Journal for Psychology LTSN)

Pauline Kneale is Professor of Pedagogy and Enterprise and Director of The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Plymouth, UK.

• Where are the skills in psychology?Reflection skills, reviewing and evaluating, adding value to your degreeMaximising free timeLibrary and electronic resourcesEffective readingMaking effective notesThinkingConstructing an argumentEffective essay skillsListeningInterviewing skillsOral presentationsDiscussionResearching and writing in teams: it's fun and efficientWriting practical reportsAcknowledging references and other sourcesReviewing a bookAbstracts and executive summariesDissertationsRevision skillsExaminationsPresenting psychology information: tables and graphsPosters and standsEthicsProfessional approaches to data acquisition'Of shoes and ships, and sealing wax...': a few answers to things psychology students ask.

What they said about 'Study Skills for Geography Students': Of value throughout a degree programme. Every student should buy a copy.Dr G. P. Hollier, University of Strathclyde, UKA very good introductory text for Psychology students, which will continue to be a source of tips and advice throughout their degree programme. It does much to actually encourage the reader to enjoy their time at university.PLAT (Journal for Psychology LTSN)

Pauline Kneale is Professor of Pedagogy and Enterprise and Director of The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Plymouth, UK.

• Where are the skills in psychology?Reflection skills, reviewing and evaluating, adding value to your degreeMaximising free timeLibrary and electronic resourcesEffective readingMaking effective notesThinkingConstructing an argumentEffective essay skillsListeningInterviewing skillsOral presentationsDiscussionResearching and writing in teams: it's fun and efficientWriting practical reportsAcknowledging references and other sourcesReviewing a bookAbstracts and executive summariesDissertationsRevision skillsExaminationsPresenting psychology information: tables and graphsPosters and standsEthicsProfessional approaches to data acquisition'Of shoes and ships, and sealing wax...': a few answers to things psychology students ask.

What they said about 'Study Skills for Geography Students': Of value throughout a degree programme. Every student should buy a copy.Dr G. P. Hollier, University of Strathclyde, UKA very good introductory text for Psychology students, which will continue to be a source of tips and advice throughout their degree programme. It does much to actually encourage the reader to enjoy their time at university.PLAT (Journal for Psychology LTSN)