Are you fascinated by origami, the rich and rewarding art of paper folding? Would you like to be able to fold your own paper models? Are you looking for a new way to explore your creativity? Origami is a simple, inexpensive yet creative art form. Follow the step-by-step instructions and over 400 diagrams to make a range of models from a simple paper hat to an elaborate Japanese lady.

Origami

David Brill

ROBERT HARBIN

Teen & Young Adult

McGraw-Hill Companies

A Separate Place: A Family, a Cabin in the Woods, and a Journey of Love and Spirit

A middle-aged man reclaims his life, marriage, and family in a moving memoir of a person in search of appropriate priorities. By the author of As Far As the Eye Can See.

Religion & Spirituality

Dutton

A comprehensive guide to everything you need to know in order to succeed at medical school, including: <ul>
<li>how to study effectively (and still have time for fun!)</li> <li>the latest books, websites and apps to use</li> <li>how to get the most out of clinical placements</li> <li>how to master OSCEs and written exams</li> <li>how to ace the Situational Judgement Test and Prescribing Safety Assessment</li> <li>and much, much more...</li>
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Making a Medic is laid out intuitively year by year, so that readers can easily find the information most relevant to their current stage of study. Packed full of cartoons, anecdotes and practical tips, the content is easy to read and simple to put into action. Whether you're in first year or final year, this book will help you manage your workload, revise effectively for exams and secure the scores you need for the Foundation Programme jobs you want. Contents Chapter 1 Golden rules for surviving medical school 1.1 Look after yourself 1.2 Embrace variety 1.3 Learn to cope with information overload 1.4 Use chunks and yield 1.5 Master time management 1.6 Spiralise yourself 1.7 Go broad 1.8 Never be afraid to get stuff wrong 1.9 You think you know, but how do you know you know? 1.10 Learn to love language 1.11 Be a team player 1.12 Recognise patterns 1.13 Flip reverse it 1.14 Take a deep breath and count to ten... 1.15 When in doubt, DIY 1.16 Figure out your med school flavour 1.17 If you can, teach Chapter 2 Preclinical years 2.1 What's it all about? 2.2 Why bother? 2.3 What are you trying to achieve in the preclinical years? 2.4 Study techniques 2.5 Study resources 2.6 Essential skills: how to do well in your preclinical years without going insane 2.7 Clinical and communication skills: level I 2.8 OSCEs: level I 2.9 Written exams Chapter 3 Your first clinical year 3.1 What's it all about? 3.2 Techniques 3.3 Resources 3.4 Clinical placements 3.5 The importance of pharmacology 3.6 Clinical skills, communication skills and OSCEs: level II 3.7 Thinking ahead: bits and bobs Chapter 4 Second clinical year 4.1 What's it all about? 4.2 Techniques 4.3 Resources 4.4 Pharmacology level II 4.5 Clinical skills, communication skills and OSCEs: level III 4.6 Thinking ahead: career planning Chapter 5 Final year 5.1 What's it all about? 5.2 Resources and techniques 5.3 Clinical placements 5.4 The Foundation Programme 5.5 Situational Judgement Test (SJT) 5.6 Prescribing Safety Assessment (PSA) 5.7 Electives Index

Making a Medic: The Ultimate Guide to Medical School

Science & Math

Scion Publishing, Ltd.

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