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    Bonne année et bienvenue au trimestre d’hiver, apportant les mêmes possibilités pour la réflexion, le renouvellement de soi et de nouveaux défis. Cette année est peut-être l’opportunité pour vous de développer votre stratégie d’étude et vos compétences en écriture universitaire. Développer de bonnes stratégies d’étude et des technique d’écriture vous aidera non seulement durant cette année scolaire, mais aussi tout au long de votre parcours universitaire et professionnelle au delà des murs de l’université de l’Alberta.

    La Centrale, le centre d’appui à l’excellence du Campus Saint-Jean, offre un support académique, professionnel, pour la recherche et bien plus encore. Et tout cela est en français !

    Nos collègues du Academic Success Centre offrent des sessions d’aide, des conseils, des ateliers de groupe, des cours en ligne et des programmes spécialisés. Ils offrent un soutien tout au long de l’année aux étudiants de tous les programmes universitaires, quel que soit leur niveau d’étude. Leur site web est rempli de conseils utiles : Student Resources for Remote Learning.

    La bibliothèque est là pour vous aider !

    Les classes  viennent tout juste de recommencer et les examens et devoirs vous attendent déjà. Développé d’excellentes compétences en recherche documentaire est essentiel pour une analyse approfondie et un article de qualité. La bibliothèque a produit une série de tutoriel qui vous guideront dans le choix du sujet à la recherche et sélection de ressources variées. Si vous avez besoin de trouver des ressources, n’oubliez pas que vous pouvez prendre un rendez-vous avec un bibliothécaire spécialisé, ou nous contacter.

    Rédiger un excellent article

    Une fois que vous avez complété votre recherche documentaire, vous pouvez maintenant dédiez toute votre attention à l’écriture de votre article. Affinez vos compétences en écriture vous aidera à rendre vos arguments plus clairs, concis et convaincants. Nos collègues au Academic Success Centre offrent des prospectus, des ateliers et des sessions de tutorat pour vous aider à améliorer votre style d’écriture. N’oubliez pas de citer vos sources et éviter le plagiat en utilisant les guides de citation de la bibliothèque.

    Un peu de planification et la création d’habitudes saines vous aideront ce semestre et à long terme. Bonne chance.


    Traduit par Malaïka O.

    Ce contenu est placé sous une licence Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

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