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4a Prepare a short presentation that addresses the seminar question.

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4a Prepare a short presentation that addresses the seminar question.

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You won't have to do this each week, but each member of the group will do this once during the course of the module - usually in pairs. Ask your seminar tutor if you need advice on how to do this. Hint - preparing and reading through the presentation at least once before you give it can help.

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For example, you may have specific website to visit/resource to use in addition to reading.

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Links to the key readings can be found in the Study Materials area of the Module page AND via the library reading list. Use the seminar questions to frame your reading - find points that help address those questions. If you don't understand something, write it down too.

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Come along to Cockroft 101. Take notes, talk to people, ask questions. The lectures set up the seminar reading and seminar discussions. Any questions? Ask the lecturer, or ask your seminar group.

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4. Make sure you bring comments and questions  with you to the class.

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4. Make sure you bring comments and questions  with you to the class.

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We  will build the agenda for our seminars from you these. Have 3-4 points prepared. If you feel anxious about speaking, having points in front of you really helps.

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Bring your notes, a pen and some paper or an electronic device to take notes on. Prepare points in advance - comments, questions, clarifications. 

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5. Join us  for your seminar discussion in the timetabled slot

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5. Join us  for your seminar discussion in the timetabled slot

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The notes you make across the week form part of the preparation for coursework. Nobody checks them, but they really help.