Keep track of what is due.
Bring coursework dates from your course pages into one place. Ask Marlow what is coming up and make time to prepare.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Moodle
Marlow“What have I got due this week?”
“Make me a mock exam from my statistics lectures.”
“Where am I with my internship applications?”
Personal statement due Friday.
Save the application confirmation.
Prepare examples for Tuesday.
“Plan my week around my deadlines.”
“Find the reading for my next seminar.”
“Turn my lecture notes into revision notes.”
“Why does a larger sample help?”
A sample gives you an estimate. Imagine taking several samples of the same size. How much might their averages differ?
Bring coursework dates from your course pages into one place. Ask Marlow what is coming up and make time to prepare.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Ask Marlow to turn your lecture materials into practice questions. Work through a mock exam, then revisit the parts that need more work.
Explain how a larger sample changes standard error.
Calculate a 95% confidence interval from a sample.
Explain what the interval tells you in context.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Bring internship links, requirements and dates into one conversation. Track where each application stands and work on the next step.
Personal statement due Friday.
Save the application confirmation.
Prepare examples for Tuesday.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Talk through your deadlines with Marlow. Make a plan for the reading, the practice paper and everything due this week.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Ask Marlow to find the reading for your next seminar and bring your course materials into one place.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Bring a lecture document to Marlow. Pull out the main ideas, build a useful summary and keep the original source beside it.
How much an estimate varies between samples.
A range that expresses uncertainty around an estimate.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Bring Marlow the part of your lecture notes that does not make sense. Work through the idea, then try an example.
Example conversation with sample course information.
Connect your services through your private browser. Marlow asks when a service needs you to sign in again.
Review your connected sources and manage what Marlow remembers from your materials and conversations.
Export your saved information, disconnect a service or delete your workspace from Connections.
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