Welcome to a mind-expanding trip down the rabbit hole into the wonderful world of reflective writing, as I try to answer the age old question, “So what really did just happen?”.  This follows on from my last post introducing reflection …

The windmills in your mind: reflection for reflective writing and lifelong learning Read more »

Now that the lockdown is easing, it is easier to adapt to some time-honoured practices for working at home successfully, including changing your scene occasionally.  Many coffee shops are offering a government subsidy Monday-Wednesday each week, so why not  pop …

Learning to love working from home (post-lockdown) Read more »

Writing up a dissertation can feel very different from writing a normal assignment because it is simply so much longer.  Happily, there are several tricks and tips to make this Herculean project more manageable. Start with the end in mind …

Writing up a dissertation: four tips for success Read more »

1. Make yourself as comfortable as possible. Sitting at a table that is not the right height for you or sitting on a chair that does not really fit the table at hand is just asking for stiffness and physical …

23+ wellbeing things. No. 14 – Seven steps to finding your focus Read more »

Many things in life are unavoidable and cannot be changed.  We can work to influence some, object loudly to others, and even dedicate our lives to fighting certain causes but fighting the world is tiring.  As a matter of self-preservation, …

23+ wellbeing things. No. 13 – Three historic thinkers on thriving amid adversity Read more »

When you have chatted to all your friends online and are starting to wonder if there is life beyond computer games or are starting to experience that unpleasant nagging feeling that there might be work still to be done but …

23+ wellbeing tips for strange times #2 – Feeling a little lost? Chat to a Faculty Librarian Read more »