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  1. Battles of the sexes

    The involvement of women in military conflicts, as combatants and victims, has seen them variously vilified and lauded as 'female Rambos', 'secret weapons' and 'damsels in distress'. Kelly Oliver...

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  2. Right course to make the grade

    From a sector rife with disjointed local practices to a coherent nationwide framework: in just a decade a clear blueprint for UK higher education has emerged, Peter Williams reflects on challenges...

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  3. Conference paper presentation

    When looking to have a paper accepted for presentation at a conference, originality, interest and scientific rigour are key.

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  4. Planning an open day

    A successful open day that will attract both prospective students and their parents needs judicious planning, plenty of publicity and, ideally, good weather

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  5. Teaching research methods

    Stop lecturing on what you know and get students to investigate the subject for themselves

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  6. Dealing with controversial colleagues

    When a colleague expresses controversial and offensive views, must take academic freedom into account – but also take notes, tread warily and act collectively

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  7. Preparing for a sabbatical

    Careful planning is the key to achieving all you set out to do in a sabbatical

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  8. Online student assessment

    Evaluating students via online assessment both tests what students know and helps develop their understanding

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  9. Getting a pay rise

    Proper preparation and timing will strengthen your case for a salary increase

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  10. The Personal Tutor

    The diverse backgrounds of today’s students mean that the role of personal tutor is more important than ever.

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  11. PhD

    Choosing a PhD subject

    A well-chosen doctoral thesis will have a focus that can be explored in the appropriate time and built on in the future

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  12. Peer-assisted learning (PAL)

    Getting the most from peer-assisted learning, which allows advanced students to help new students develop study skills.

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  13. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a story about the traumas of love and war: "The Boulevard Du Cange was a broad, quiet street that...

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