Student’s Daily Routine Although it is commonly thought that students sleep only few hours per day, some of them try to map out their time correctly. How to Map Out the Time Correctly? Nowadays students want to do the maximum number of things every day. Some of them simply lose sleep and do everything they […] … learn more→
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How to map out the time correctly?
How to write a coursework without any problems?
Choosing a Theme of Coursework It’s not too difficult to write a coursework if its theme is interesting for you and it has some aspects to study. But how to find a right theme? How to Write a Coursework Without Any Problems? It’s a big challenge for each student to write a coursework. There are […] … learn more→
Writing an opinion essay: How to achieve success?
This kind of composition is one of the most difficult to write, but it’s very important to know how to do it correctly. Read this article and learn! Writing an Opinion Essay: How to Achieve Success? It’s very important for everyone to be able to express his or her thoughts clearly. It’s not difficult during […] … learn more→
How to write a characterization of the book hero?
Writing a Characterization of the Book Hero Students write a characterization of the book hero very often. But do they know how to do it correctly? Read the main rules of such a composition here. How to Write a Characterization of the Book Hero? Writing many compositions is part of the life of every student. […] … learn more→
Does the size of the universe prove God doesn’t exist?
Scientists now know that the universe contains at least two trillion galaxies. It’s a mind-scrunchingly big place, very different to the conception of the universe we had when the world’s major religions were founded. So do the astronomical discoveries of the last few centuries have implications for religion? Over the last few decades, a new way […] … learn more→
Vice Chancellor pay to Infinity
It’s so saddening to watch higher education in the UK go the same route as it is here in the US. One of first big changes was restructuring of higher education into a royal (and royally paid) caste of “leaders” getting everything, while reducing scholars to peasants, barely scraping by. This process is finished in […] … learn more→
More haste, less speed: our pressured universities need ‘slow philosophy’
Philosophy is traditionally a privileged mode of engaging with the complexities of our world; a slow and unhurried process of extending perceptions, deepening resonances and forging connections. It therefore benefits from the university as an institutional space that safeguards time. The transformative potential of philosophy that this situation enables is, one could say (with a […] … learn more→
4 post graduation paths you can choose from
Adjusting to life after university can be very difficult.Graduation may signify a time for celebration but it can also indicate a period of uncertainty as fresh graduates begin to anticipate their future. As per a psychologist named Andy Hogg, “it is normal for recent college graduates to feel stressed and anxious,”all this because of the […] … learn more→
How to negotiate your life’s doctoral turn
Someone once asked Malcolm Gladwell when his next book would be out. “I need an idea before I can write another book,” he responded. As a PhD student, his answer didn’t make sense to me. I knew that I needed to write a book (fancifully called a “dissertation”) – I just didn’t realise that I […] … learn more→
Are ‘edusceptics’ right to portray higher education as a big con?
Higher education is a scam. Administrators run universities for profit and care little for standards. Students don’t learn anything, don’t get good jobs and end up in debt poverty. Welcome to the world of the edusceptic, where we, my fellow academics, are the rip-off merchants of the age. A slew of books, blogs, newspaper articles […] … learn more→
