The complete study skills guide
Subtitle: a practical guide for all students who want to know how to learn
By: Catherine Dawson
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: How To Books
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9781845284459
Subjects: Study skills
Description: "Successful study is dependent on effective study skills. Yet many students are never taught how to study, and many are anxious about their ability to develop the necessary skills required to complete their course. All students can learn how to study. It is not a skill reserved for the select few. With a little information, guidance and advice all students can discover how to study and improve the marks on their course. This book is aimed at all students who wish to improve their study skills at almost every level, including college and university students, adult learners, and students on correspondence and distance learning courses. It provides a user-friendly, practical guide to study skills, including information on: - preparing for, taking and passing examinations - how to read for study efficiently and effectively - how to hypothesise, theorise, critique and analyse - improving your mathematical and scientific skills - completing projects and assignments - how to get the most out of lectures, tutorials, classes and seminars - time management, organising yourself and building motivation - ways you can improve your marks Quotations, case studies, exercises and useful tips are also included, along with information about study skills websites, software and online tools"--Publisher's description.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 178) and index.
Table of contents: title: Developing your learning skills; title: Learning to be organized; title: Enhancing your reading skills; title: Improving your English language skills; title: Enhancing your writing skills; title: Taking effective notes; title: Improving your listening skills; title: Developing your thinking skills; title: Studying independently; title: Improving your scientific skills; title: Improving your mathematical skills; title: Using information technology; title: Using e-learning technologies; title: Getting the most out of lectures, seminars, tutorials and classes; title: Working in groups; title: Undertaking projects; title: Conducting social research; title: Writing a long report or dissertation; title: Passing examinations; title: Passing tests; title: Improving your presentation skills; title: Increasing your chances of success.