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I think of research supervision as….
- advancing your research supervision practice
- Analytical tools for the early months of candidature
- research supervision as advancing knowledge
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- research supervision supporting a research culture
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
How I know rather than what I know
The research degree is intended to make a contribution to knowledge through original research. Many research students start their candidature identifying what is known about their topic by undertaking a literature review. Sometimes they may even begin this task by … Continue reading
Looking at the expectations – a tool for starting out the candidature.
In other blogs I have emphasised the importance of the relationship in providing a successful candidature. In contemporary times of computer dating, where you can match up likely partners in a relationship, it is viable to look to how well … Continue reading
the (research) supervisor's friend
