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Thursday, July 09, 2020
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What’s stopping you? Why can’t you settle down to do some work? Keep finding distractions? Keeping motivated and focussed whilst working on a PhD is challenging, and even more so now we are in unprecedented times and WFH. This small group coaching session will help you identify your procrastinating behaviours, make achievable goals and identify small and quick wins. All sessions are on line in Microsoft Teams. Please book as usual on Skills Forge. We will add you to the event, and it will appear in your Teams calendar the day before. On the day/ time, just click on the link and it will take you in. Please mute your mic & close your video until asked to join in the group. Please make yourself familiar with the new Researcher On Line Team and the resources there. If you are new to Microsoft Teams you will find under the ‘Start Here’ channel information on how to navigate the system and hints. Each session will begin with a reminder on basic Teams skills and on line security. Any questions please contact the RD tutor team in RDContacts@warwick.ac.uk |
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Research Refresh OnlineOnlineJust because we can't hold Research Refresh in the Wolfson Research Exchange at the moment doesn’t mean we can’t still have a chat over coffee and cake! Join us on Microsoft Teams for a virtual coffee break! We'll be chatting about the best ways to work from home, and how to stay productive and get research and writing done in the current situation - plus it's a great way for you to keep in touch with other REx regulars!
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Please note we will send you the session link the day before ( it will also appear in your calendar) Public speaking can feel like a terrifying experience, even for those experienced in it. Successful presenters can hide and cope with this fear and by the end of this workshop, you should to. This workshop develops ways to appear confident in presentations as well attempting to reduce the concerns when you are up there in front of your audience. This workshop provides: · Advice on how to present a confidently through both your voice and body language. · The opportunity to practice your presentation style and to acknowledge and adapt to any weaknesses.
· The opportunity to voice any individual concerns and develop ways as a group to deal with them. Maximum 10 participants Please note that the 6th May event is between 2.00-4.00am GMT which is 9.00-11.00 am AWST and therefore most appropriate for colleagues in Far East and Australian zones All sessions are on line in Microsoft Teams. Please book as usual on Skills Forge. We will add you to the event, and it will appear in your Teams calendar the day before. We will also send you a reminder. On the day/ time, just click on the link and it will take you in. Please mute your mic & close your video until asked to join in the group. Please make yourself familiar with the new Researcher On Line Team and the resources there. If you are new to Microsoft Teams you will find under the ‘Start Here’ channel information on how to navigate the system and hints. Each session will begin with a reminder on basic Teams skills and on line security. Any questions please contact the RD tutor team in RDContacts@warwick.ac.uk
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