
Adapted from Apps' STUDY SKILLS FOR ADULTS RETURNING TO SCHOOL, this text is designed to help both traditional and returning students improve their study skills, including learning with electronic media and learning in off-campus settings. It covers standard study skills topics such as reading, thinking, studying, listening and notetaking, writing, and exam preparation. Several unique features are also included: information on how to use the electronic library, and a chapter specifically for the new graduate student.
This text investigates the core question of how college students can optimize their academic performance through the application of structured study techniques in modern learning environments. Jerold W. Apps, an experienced educator, draws upon his background in adult education to provide a comprehensive framework for academic success. The book argues that students must adapt traditional study habits to accommodate electronic media, off-campus learning, and the specific demands of graduate-level coursework.
What You Will Find
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Educators and academic advisors frequently cite this work as a practical, accessible resource for students transitioning into higher education. Experts highlight the book's utility in bridging the gap between traditional study methods and the requirements of contemporary digital learning environments.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
ISBN-10:
0070024642
ISBN-13:
9780070024649
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