Learning How to Learn (Softcover) Ages 8 & up

This extensively illustrated book communicates in an easy to understand manner. Study methods are communicated that will help your child to really understand what he reads. Also communicated is what to do when he or she is having trouble with a subject. Three barriers to study are covered. How to detect the barriers and how to really handle them. This information will help your children to get better grades and more importantly it will help them to understand and apply what they study so they can do well in life.

Publisher: Effective Education Publishing

"Learning How to Learn is the most important book a child could read. I state that from great experience. I'm a math tutor but I include study skills in my tutoring because they are so life changing. We read this book together and it greatly increases their abilities. It has pictures on most pages to increase fun and understanding.

I know the study methods in this book work. After two semesters of college I gave up and left school - Calculus had crushed me. I lost my confidence, my future, myself. Then I found these study methods and decided to give school another try. I went back and for the first time in my life I was a straight A student and truly understood what I was studying. This continued through graduation. I tutored math through college and I am a math tutor today. This would not have happened without these study methods and it is vital that all students learn them." Mary Lewis is a math tutor in Southern California. She consistently turns failing math students into winning math students, who now understand math and get As and Bs.

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What people say about Learning How to Learn

"The joy that I get to see in a student's face as it lights up because he has just understood something in his studies that he has had a confusion on his whole life is a joy I wish other teachers could experience, and the rewards of hearing from students that clearing up the meanings of words is the only way to learn are uplifting and are just some of the the benefits of using the book Learning How to Learn". Mark McQuade, Prinicipal Greenfields School, Oxford University Alumnus

"This is a great book! Who ever learned how to study in school? Not me! And not anyone I've met yet. I have used this book when tutoring adults, and this is the first book I use. Without the student knowing the information in this book, your tutoring methods often strike against old, inadequate study methods and your instruction is less effective. This book is simple to read and anyone can get enormous benefits from it. Highly recommended!" Ruth