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Here are some resources for students.

Undergraduate:
Writing Guide.
Reading Sheet.
Methods Handout.
Employment Advice for Undergrads.
Ideas For How to Read Theory.
Postgraduate:
Comprehensive Exams.
Reasons to Enrol In Grad School.
General Grad School Advice.
Want to work with me? Read this.

General:
Rapporteuring Guidelines.
Tutor's Guide
Tutorial Lesson Plan Template.


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