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Coronavirus welfare advice: Importance of compassion and gratitude in times of crisis and beyond
During the current coronavirus pandemic there have been a number of positive things to emerge from the crisis. Time to slow down and reflect on the important things in life. Cleaner air and quieter towns.
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Coronavirus welfare advice: LGBT+ at Home
It may be that for the period of pandemic lockdown, you have had no alternative but to return home to family who do not yet know about, or who do not accept your sexuality or gender identity. If so, this could be a very challenging time for you.
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Tips for secure remote learning
As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, many students have been studying remotely since the start of Trinity term. It is important not to let your guard down, so we've created some tips to ensure you continue to keep safety and security in mind when studying remotely.
Follow these tips to make sure you're keeping your studies secure and safe.
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Coronavirus welfare advice hub now available
There are articles about facing loss, positive mindsets, a podcast series for finalists as well as a range of articles including writing a journal and normalising emotions. The page is being updated regularly and you can expect more articles and podcasts soon.
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Update from the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education)
As we approach the midpoint of Trinity term, I would like to share my appreciation for the way that so many of you have adapted to the difficult circumstances we find ourselves in.
It is a testament to the adaptability and ingenuity of Oxford students how readily you have taken to different aspects of remote University life. From online socials and club meet-ups, to digital debates and elections, to the rapid move to online teaching and assessment; you have collectively ensured that student life at Oxford continues in its usual spirit despite the distance between us.
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Top tips for secure remote studying
Don’t share your account details with anyone. Mistakes can happen, so use your own account on your device, not one that is shared, even with other members of your family or household.
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Coronavirus welfare advice: A story about positive mindset
There is now something new to get your head around – ‘open book exams.’
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Coronavirus welfare advice: Why write in a journal?
The University Counselling Service is offering all its counselling online in Trinity term. Here we discuss the benefits of journalling, particularly in these trying times.“Writing is a form of therapy; sometimes I wonder how all those who do not write, compose, or paint can manage to escape the madness, melancholia, the panic and fear which is inherent in a human situation." - Graham Greene
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Help with accessibility for students
With much more time spent online this term, whether it be taking part in online tutorials and lectures, or studying with learning materials provided on Canvas and other platforms, it’s important that you are able to access these materials in a way that meets your needs.
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More details published about Declared to have Deserved Honours
Detailed information has now been published about the Declared to have Deserved Honours (DDH) outcome for undergraduate students - as well as the postgraduate equivalents, known collectively as DDM.
The DDH is an existing outcome and the DDM outcomes have been introduced for the 2019/20 academic year in response to the coronavirus pandemic for students who are unable to take their final year assessments.
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