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The Studiosity Blog
"Get feedback. Get it early and often. You want as much feedback as you possibly can. If you do that and you're doing it often, your work is bound to improve". - Prof Mitch Parsell, University of Tasmania Solid formative feedback is one of your best tools for improving your academic writing. So how ...
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When you find yourself googling a maths question, or watching a long-winded explainer video and still not understanding a concept, it's like hitting...
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Halfway through the Australian university year, many students are feeling the stress of returning to campus and their regular study routines after a...
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The conditions at a university for staff - both professional and academic - to thrive and deliver the best learning outcomes possible for students,...
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Every student needs support, and some need more or different support than others. How does Studiosity serve a diverse and varied student base, and continually evolve the service?
Prof Amanda Bittner discusses the impact of 2020 on community, gender, and privilege in academia. She is a Professor of Political Science at Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Prof Chris Tisdell, education advocate, mathematician, and DJ, talks about how university staff are navigating the new normal and what the future of digital teaching might look lik…
Meeting us at the intersection of online learning & UX, our Student Advisory Panel help shape everything we do, and provide diverse student representation internally, and more wide…
The outlook for graduates in 2020 may be uncertain, but Graeme has had a lifetime of change and upheaval to draw from and offers his best advice for students.
How to identify the passive voice in academic writing, and change it to active voice. Examples and common uses of the passive voice in essays.
Despite fires, floods, and the virus, Elena's year studying in Australia has been rewarding and supportive, thanks to her College, friends and workmates.
Welhelmus studied in Australia and had the opportunity to travel, speak at conferences and meet important officials. He shares his story and advice for other international students…