Webinars

Writing a thesis can be a lonely business. It provides less structure than a subject with lectures and tutorials. It requires a lot of self-regulation. And of course you have to deliver, there is no escape. When you have participated in this webinar, you will know some tips and tricks on how to motivate yourself whilst writing your thesis and why it works. You will exchange good practices with peers. You will have formulated some intentions for yourself. And of course,  there will be room to ask questions.

• Docent: Karin Smit
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Many students miss a good daily rhythm. Going to campus for a lecture, or working on a group project is usually not the problem. But self-study, solo working from home is a bit trickier. Before you know it, you get bogged down, start procrastinating and you don't succeed in getting things done. Do you recognize this and would you like to get more grip on your own study behavior? Then this webinar could be your first step in the right direction.

During the webinar, you will be given tools to help you get a handle on your study behavior. What do you actually spend time on in a week? What are your most important time wasters? Which activities can you cut down on? Using a step-by-step plan, we discuss what is involved in making a realistic study plan and what you need to carry it out. With these tips and tools, it becomes more appealing and easier to find a balance between effort (things you have to do) and relaxation (enjoying free time without guilt).

• Docent: Anouk den Hamer
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On the internet, you can find many tips that can help you get a good grip on self-study activities, especially when working from home. These lists usually contain the following items: eat well, sleep well, and use a fixed study place. And then? You are sitting at your desk and want to study. How do you do that in an effective way? In this webinar we dive into the research on effective ways of studying.

• Docent: Steven Raaijmakers
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Doing research starts with making a clear outline and ends with a well-written scientific paper. All kinds of problems can arise between choosing a research topic and submitting your thesis. Many of these pitfalls can be avoided if you know how the research and writing process works; what do you do when and how? In this webinar you will learn the building blocks to generate a strong problem statement and which steps will help you to get your ideas down on paper in a structured way.

• Docent: Elma Zijderveld
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