This is amazing, please could you make a video on different critical evaluation points. At A level it was the generic "small sample" or "researcher bias" arguments but can you give example of degree level evaluation points please. Also looking through your videos and I'm in awe this is amazing
This was excellent! Thank you. As someone who habitually straddles the fine line between a high 2:1(high 60s) and a low 1st (mid 70s), this has really given me a few useful pointers to implement next time I sit down to write in order to push my work a little further.
Really informative video! I'm averaging around an early 2:1, and want to aim for a solid 2:1 or maybe push for a First! When editing, I'd go careful on addition sounds, in this video, the music is extremely louder than your voice and for earphone users it's painful!
One of my fatal mistakes was to think that I could just search for any academic reading materials that I believe to be relevant for my essay, partly because of avoiding to obtain the same books on the reading list with other students. It would be good if the modules can put all the articles and chapters on the reading list together as the textbook! Also there were too many other things to do while I was studying in London thinking that I would be returning soon to my home country 😂 I always wish I had another chance to prove that I can get more than a 2:2.
Hi Amina! Do you have any advice regarding getting a grad job after graduating university? I have spoken to a lot of people and know a lot who haven’t managed to get a job after leaving university and I’m worried after looking that I might have this problem too :) I am about to graduate with a business degree and any advice would be amazing!
I use the code reading but I use citations from other authors within the core book. So not sure the lecturers know I’ve actually read the core books. What do you recommend?
What’s the difference between a PhD you find on the find a PhD website vs contacting a supervisor through a university page? Is there funding differences or something along those lines
This is amazing, please could you make a video on different critical evaluation points. At A level it was the generic "small sample" or "researcher bias" arguments but can you give example of degree level evaluation points please. Also looking through your videos and I'm in awe this is amazing
This was excellent! Thank you. As someone who habitually straddles the fine line between a high 2:1(high 60s) and a low 1st (mid 70s), this has really given me a few useful pointers to implement next time I sit down to write in order to push my work a little further.
This is great. I would appreciate practical examples as a follow up. Thank you.
I appreciate your vids sis 🥺 you’re the only support I have , thank you xx
Great video Amina! I really found it helpful. A piece of advice for your editing, make the sound of the transitions a little lower volume. :)
Really informative video! I'm averaging around an early 2:1, and want to aim for a solid 2:1 or maybe push for a First!
When editing, I'd go careful on addition sounds, in this video, the music is extremely louder than your voice and for earphone users it's painful!
Ah! I knew I forgot something - sorry about that, I told myself to decrease the volume and didn't in the end *facepalm*
One of my fatal mistakes was to think that I could just search for any academic reading materials that I believe to be relevant for my essay, partly because of avoiding to obtain the same books on the reading list with other students. It would be good if the modules can put all the articles and chapters on the reading list together as the textbook! Also there were too many other things to do while I was studying in London thinking that I would be returning soon to my home country 😂 I always wish I had another chance to prove that I can get more than a 2:2.
Came back here to give feedback. Followed the tips given in this video and managed to get a first in my law diss and other modules. Thank you Doc 😊
congrats !!
Salam, thank you so much little sister, I am on my 2nd year of my degree and you taught me a lots.
Wow this is such an incredible video, I really needed this as motivation! Thankyou :)
Thank you for video, very informative, music is touch too loud x
Sorrrryyy! Totally forgot to decrease the volume.
Thanks you ! That was very informative.
Thank you so much for this insight Dr
Jazaakillahou ghairan sister
Followed every tip and I got a first, thank you!
Hi Amina! Do you have any advice regarding getting a grad job after graduating university? I have spoken to a lot of people and know a lot who haven’t managed to get a job after leaving university and I’m worried after looking that I might have this problem too :) I am about to graduate with a business degree and any advice would be amazing!
I have sent an email with some questions. Hope it has not landed in spam. Look forward to hearing from you
Absolutely relevant and useful video.
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I use the code reading but I use citations from other authors within the core book. So not sure the lecturers know I’ve actually read the core books. What do you recommend?
What’s the difference between a PhD you find on the find a PhD website vs contacting a supervisor through a university page? Is there funding differences or something along those lines
Thank yoU!
Can you please make a video of referencing however the APA style 7th edition. I am a psychology student.
Please also do some smart professional workwear for modest Muslim women- I know most are working from home but iA when we all get back x
2:1 section is repeated in the video. Really helpful though!
I rush-edited, so annoying! Thanks :)
@@DrAminaYonis Still great content, a little ironic though, haha.
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