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Sociology at University: Social Research Into the “selfie” phenomenon

The current research aimed to contribute to knowledge on the selfie by collating existing evidence and bringing in new findings on specific issues, which drew on interviews with ten students from the University of York.  The focus was predominantly on definitions and perceptions of selfies, and the motivations behind them, which were informed by personal […]

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For Tutors: 3 ways to enhance a student’s tutoring experience

For new tutors and even experienced tutors, creating a tutoring environment which is welcoming for a student where they feel comfortable to express themselves is difficult. This especially the case where the age gap between tutor and tutee is big, and the shared interests between you are minimal. Therefore, it is tough to build a

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Mental Health and Medicine: Managing Stress During Application

Applying to study Medicine is an exciting time for any potential doctor. Sending your UCAS application alone is already a mark of years of hard work and preparation, fantastic academic achievement, extensive work experience and most importantly a commitment to a lifetime of study and progression in one of the most rewarding professions to date.

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