Research matters II

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The document discusses the value of integrating research into one's life. It recommends approaching research with a whole life perspective to gain a broader understanding. Research can expand knowledge in one's field, help define interests, establish faculty connections, and develop skills like critical thinking, leadership, and communication. Research provides more opportunities and feedback that are wise to pursue.

TextMATTERS -I
DALAL ALQAHTANI, BDS, MSc, M ed
dalalq@ksu.edu.sa

OW CAN RESEARCH BE INTEGRATED IN YOUR LIFE
3 MIN

http://journalinsights.elsevier.com/journals/0278-
2391/authors

Expanding understanding and knowledge of your academic field

Defining your academic, career, and personal interests

Establishing valuable connections with faculty

Gaining academic experiences that help expand your resume,
such as presenting at research conferences, publishing, and
working with a research team.

Developing critical thinking, leadership, time management,
and communication skills

VALUE RESEARCH
WHY IS WISE
ESEARCH CAN PROVID
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