Guide to Learning Independently

by Frances Rowland (Author), Lorraine A. Marshall (Author)

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  Paperback
  1993

  $3.25

  As there is no one correct way to learn, this book offers a range of techniques to help students succeed in formal education. It emphasizes the discovery and development of students' own learning needs, and the techniques which best suit an individual student. This second edition includes: new study techniques and advice based on current learning theory and research; updates on matters such as correct referencing; information on using computers; fuller recognition of the diverse backgrounds of students; and further revisions based on suggestions of students and teachers who have used the first edition.

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $3.25

  This new edition of A Guide to Learning Independently will empower you to develop the necessary skills to survive as an informed, independent, and versatile student in the 21st century. The book will help you to: understand yourself and the ways in which you learn and study; plan and concentrate on your study commitments; adapt to independent study within a formal institution such as a university; formulate effective strategies for remembering information; use and evaluate research material; make the most of libraries and other sources of information available to you; understand and make the best use of lectures; participate confidently in discussion groups; and, develop and improve your writing. A Guide to Learning Independently will change the way you think about learning, and it will transform the ways in which you learn and study.