SMNET Study Guide NEW!

In response to the many queries and questions that we have here on StudentMidwife.NET we have created our very own Study Guide, written by students for students.

It is a 'How to' guide and covers all the main ways you are expected to study midwifery.

You will find 22 pages of guidance and tops tips covering;

• How to write and deliver presentations including examples of slides
• How to write an assignment including planning and structuring
• What PBL is and how best to approach and structure it
• Outline of 7 Reflective models and how to use them
  
• How to structure and present a professional report
• Complete guidance on how to download the StudentMidwife.NET Research Toolbar and how to use it to research assignments
  
• Complete guide to the SMNET Educational Resources area

Like the Workbook, the guide is a pdf document that you can download for £4.45. All proceeds are returned to SMNET for its maintenance and continued development.

If you would like a copy please click here

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StudentMidwife.NET Founder & Director

What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?
(George Eliot, 1860)

What a great idea TallPoppy!
It looks like a great tool, especially for those starting their degrees or access courses in September.
well done on another great smnet product
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Site Administrator, Student Mentor Scheme Manager

STMW 2nd year - no, really!

Sounds fab, love!

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This is a gret idea, and will be very useful, well done TallPoppy once again.

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Midwifemissy x

Student Midwife 2007
Student uni rep
Educational Resources Manager

PAB Support Worker

Its really useful and I actually learnt loads putting it together! Its the kind of thing I wanted when I started as its nice and straightforward, I remember feeling overwhelmed thinking how do I do that? what is that? where do I find out? etc... and now its all in one place.

It gives you a good idea of what you would be expected to do at Uni to study midwifery so its useful for SM2bs too plus the guidance is suitable for access students too as it outlines how to do assignments, research etc.

I hope people find it helful

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StudentMidwife.NET Founder & Director

What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?
(George Eliot, 1860)

I learned loads just doing my tiny part of it too TallPoppy!

I am still getting my head around reflection, after completing two essays and another on the way using reflective models!

I would have really liked this, especially during access and waiting to start to give myself a better understanding of writing essays and how to use these methods!

it will definately help me from now on to write a better structured essay

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I am sure that lots of people will find it useful TallPoppy, as you say it is a 'one stop shop' for everything you need to know. Perfect!

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Midwifemissy x

Student Midwife 2007
Student uni rep
Educational Resources Manager

PAB Support Worker

I'm gonna purchase and download mine once my bottom is on the chair in the lecture hall... I'm still not believing I'm actually going hahaha

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Well done J and smwife... another shining example of how fabulously this site caters to the needs of its members. I know how hard you both worked on this and you should be very proud of yourselves

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StudentMidwife.NET Administrator (aka The Welsh One )
PAB Support Worker

Hey,
Im new to all this and may be being stupid but ive been looking at getting this study guide and intro to midwifery guide (if memory serves me right) How does this work?? Do i purchase and then print it off?? Im starting my access course in Sept and am trying to get as much info and help as poss. Also im doing an infection control short course before my access course starts, do you think that looks good?? Was also going to go to my local uni and do a taster course. Sorry to change subject just have so much swirling around in my head!!