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Students from junior high to graduate school will benefit from these time-saving learning skills, organized in five areas: pre-study mental preparation, active listening and class preparation, textbook comprehension, paper writing, and test taking.
Organized into the areas of pre-study mental preparation, active listening and class preparation, textbook comprehension, paper-writing, and test-taking, this helpful study guide teaches over 80 time-saving study skills for students ranging from junior high to graduate school. Illustrated.
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reviewed Making the Grade: Raising Your GPA by Studying Smarter, Not Harder on May 19, 2017 Making the Grade: Raising Your GPA by Studying Smarter, Not Harder
This is a nice introduction regarding the story of Bill Gates and the making of Microsoft. It shares the struggles and challenges Bill had in the beginning, and I'm always amazed how leaders like Bill Gates are motivated to build empires like Microsoft. It's a good read.
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