Keys to effective learning : habits for college and career success by Carter, Carol, Kravits, Sarah Lyman instant download

Keys to effective learning : habits for college and career success by Carter, Carol, Kravits, Sarah Lyman instant download

xxviii, 329 pages : 28 cm, Fosters self-directed skills and habits for success that students need. Challenged by technological, academic, financial, and interpersonal issues, students need the habits of success-persistence, planning, questioning, connecting, coaching-for their professional and personal future. Keys to Effective Learning nurtures these skills in students entering college by focusing on building accountability, teamwork, and critical/creative thinking skills that can be applied to any academic or workplace setting. All features and exercises now incorporate coaching on skills such as initiative, motivation, and goal setting to support self-management. For example, in each chapter, Habits for Success promote problem solving and boost success. Each chapter also includes a unique and inspiring story that shows how a real person used the Habit discussed to meet a challenge and achieve a goal. Academic coaching language and powerful questions throughout reinforce the application of the skills presented. -- Amazon, Includes bibliographical references and index, Getting started : habits for success in college, career, and life -- Learning preferences : building and using self-knowledge -- Time and money : managing important resources -- Setting and reaching goals : using values, stress management and teamwork -- Critical and creative thinking : solving problems and making decisions -- Active reading : learning from print and online materials -- Reading and information literacy : targeted and critical strategies -- Listening and note taking : taking in and recording information -- Memory and studying : retaining what you learn -- Test taking I : Test preparation and objective tests -- Test taking II : essay tests and graded projects -- Moving toward success : putting habits into action