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RSC-LONDON 21 June Final report on PALATINE Teaching and Learning Development Grant February 2005 Becoming a music student: understanding and fostering the study skills of first year undergraduates Dr Stephanie Pitts Department of Music, University of Sheffield

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RSC-LONDON 21 June Style Sheet There are many different bibliographic systems, and the decision as to which system to use is less important than applying that system consistently. An overview of the main systems in common use, with links, may be found at The following, which covers only the basic outlines of standard academic practice regarding orthography, reference conventions, and citation, describes the practice of the Journal of the Royal Musical Association, and may be used alongside any issue of that journal. The Journal's formal notes for contributors are found in JRMA 112 (1987), , and are reproduced below, omitting material that is relevant only for contributors to the journal itself. Spelling, Punctuation, Quotations Numbers, Dates Titles, Capitals, Musical Conventions Footnotes and Endnotes Author-Date System For matters of literary style and grammar you may find it useful to visit where you will also find links to other relevant sites.

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RSC-LONDON 21 June Jo Richler HE in FE Advisor PALATINE lancaster.ac.uk Jo Richler HE in FE Advisor PALATINE lancaster.ac.uk