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In this episode, Sarah speaks with one of our student writingmentors, Rafael. Rafael shares some of his experiences around writing reports,including strategies for success, expectations of report writing, andpresenting data effectively.
In this series, we hear our student writing mentorsdiscussing different aspects of study. These podcasts are intended for anystudent in UK Higher Education, and they may be of particular use for peoplenew to studying. They are conversational and should be understood as aninformal source of guidance.
Produced by writing mentors from the Learning Developmentteam Credits: Sarah Robin and Rafael Ageno.
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