An edition of A guide to learning independently
(1981)
A guide to learning independently
4th ed.
by Lorraine A. Marshall, L. Marshall, F. Rowland, and Frances Rowland
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A guide to learning independently describes techniques to help student succeed in formal education; helps with learning tasks such as writing assignments, reading textbooks, making notes and concentrating when studying; and presents a range of techniques to help students meet the requirements of their teachers and courses.
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Independent study, Method of Study, Study skills, Self-Help & Practical Interests, Teaching skills & techniques, Administration - General, Education / Teaching, Study & learning skills, Education, Studeren, Learning, Handbooks, manuals, College student orientation, Travail autonome (Éducation), Guides, manuels, Étude, Méthodes, Studievaardigheden, Schrijfvaardigheid, ZelfstudieShowing 6 featured editions. View all 6 editions?
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A guide to learning independently
2006, Pearson Education
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A guide to learning independently
2004, Open University Press
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Guide to Learning Independently
December 1, 1998, Open University Press
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A guide to learning independently
1993, Open University Press
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A Guide to Learning Independently
December 1993, Taylor & Francis Group
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Table of Contents
1. You
2. Planning when and how you study
3. Becoming an independent student
4. Asking your own questions
5. Learning and remembering
6. Choosing and analysing a topic
7. Researching a topic
8. Using libraries and other information sources
9. Reading
10. Listening to lectures
11. Participating in discussion groups
12. Developing your writing
13. Writing essays
14. Writing scientific reports
15. Using conventions
16. Learning from evaluation
Appendix: Discrimination: Sexist language and attitudes.
Edition Notes
Previous edition: Melbourne : Addison Wesley Longman, 1998.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
For tertiary students.
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